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Love your videos. You break it down into really clear facts and give a really clear concise explanation. Then the quiz at the end consolidates the learning. Thank you 😊

Thank you. Video was straight to the point. Easy to understand

Oh dear you explain things so well and in a very calm manner. This is so much better than others I watched. Thank you so much!

I’m a student nurse almost finished my first year and I’m doing medication management. This video has helped so much. Thank you. By the way I didn’t get the distribution question! The other two I got right 😊

I am so thankful for your video, and making this summary of pharmacokinetics so easy! 😁

located in South Africa and i use this site as a revision to wrap up what i was studying and it always become useful.

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Thank you for explaining this so well!!

as we age, stomach acid increases, become more alkaline? increase/decrease? need more explanation, please.

I’m currently in school for advanced Pharmacy Technician but thinking about continuing to RN once I graduate. You have been with me the whole way 🫶

I may be confused by what you are saying about plasma protein binding. Please clarify the following; Are you saying that medications need to be bound to a plasma protein to be distributed? That does not align with anything else that I have read. For instance, "Albumin is the most prevalent protein in plasma and the most important of the proteins to which drugs bind. ONLY UNBOUND (FREE) DRUG MOLECULES CAN LEAVE THE VASCULAR SYSTEM. BOUND MOLECULES ARE TOO LARGE TO FIT THROUGH THE PORES IN THE CAPILARRY WALL" Pharmacotherapeutics for Advance Practice Nurses and Physician Assistants edition 2. Or are you referring to a transport system called P-glycoprotein (PGP), a transmembrane protein that transports a large variety of drugs out of cells?

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next week we will be learning about oxygenation and perfusion. Does your pharmacology deck have anything on this im a visual learner

i still dont understand, if you ingest a pill and it is absorbed into hepatic portal vein and then carried to the liver (First pass), isn't that absorption then metabolism, then after it leaves the liver and goes throughout the body it is distributed? i am having a hard time understanding this.

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Does the pharmacology deck have the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics in them as well