Such a great lecture!!! Very simple and easy to understand, hit all the major "need to know" information about Cardiac Meds!!! Thank you so much for what you do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great lecture, lots of great information thanks for sharing this resourceful information.

Very clear audio. Thanks! This is going to be very useful revision for our own client programmes and staff training. I wish my lecturer spoke as clearly all those years ago!

Thanks very informative and full of knowledge and hopefully to see more in the future uploading .

great lecture! thank you so much for sharing!

Better to use is tab Clonodine 0.1mg q 20min up to 0.8mg/24h. Nitroglycerin is used in ER via IV route.

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This is/was extremely helpful for me on my Pharmacology exam!!! Thanks

thank you so much for such a clear explanation!

It enlightened me the action of my medications

thank you very much!!!

Amazing! Very informative..

Thanks Doctor, for the Highlights, My question is, Are the Drug circularly effective Before also A Bypass and how reactive from combination of it at the initial order before the leverage Bypass Surgery. Thanks and Hi from Ghana.

In UK, we have one GP who is a family doctor. How does it work in USA?

great info thank you so much dr. noha elgamal , Egypt

Thank you very informative!!

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can u take nitroglycerin in hypertensive crisis, when BP is 210/120, but no chest pain symptoms, is strictly just hypertension with ringing in the ears, headache ? Thank you.

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Thanks for this lecture! -Nursing student

great info.

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great video is the number on the board your contact number?

shocking you did not note the other serious side effects of statins-Q10 depletion,diabetes2,memory problems

41:32 I think the choice of words are a little misleading. Maybe you meant to speak from a dilutional context instead because acids very much so dissolve in acids. Like the age old chem rule of "...likes dissolve in likes and dislikes in dislikes"