Expectorants, Mucolytics, Decongestants & Antihistamines - Pharmacology - Respiratory |
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- čas přidán 11. 06. 2024
- Cathy covers the following respiratory medications: Expectorants (guaifenesin); mucolytics (acetylcysteine); decongestants (pseudoephedrine, phenylephrine); first-generation antihistamines (diphenhydramine); and second-generation antihistamines (loratadine, cetirizine).
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0:00 What to Expect
0:13 Expectorants
0:28 Expectorants Indications, Side Effects, & Patient Teaching
1:00 Mucolytics
1:10 Mucolytics Indications
1:32 Mucolytics Mode of Action
1:42 Mucolytics Side Effects
1:55 Mucolytics Patient Teaching
2:19 Decongestants
2:44 Decongestants Indications
2:55 Decongestants Side Effects
3:54 Antihistamines
4:17 Antihistamines Indications
4:47 Antihistamines Side Effects
5:29 Antihistamines Nursing Care
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My pharmacology exam is tomorrow and I’m so glad I found you! You are actually saving my life right now
Hi Priscilla, How did your exam go? I bet you did great!!
@@LevelUpRN It was a tough exam but I did great 😊 thank you so much I am deff watching your videos for next exam I remembered everything you say especially when it came to TB drugs the acronym R.I.P.E was so helpful I got at least 4 questions on those drugs alone. I got a couple other students to also watch your videos they said they been a huge help as well.
Guifenisin has “if” in it, to remember it’s for cough with infection.
I WATCHED VIDEOS 2-4 IN THIS SERIES AND JUST GOT A 18 OUT OF 20 ON MY EXAM!!! THANK YOU!!!
I passed my nclex thanks to you Cathy!!!
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Brilliant explanations - thank you!
Perfect timing ! I have an exam on these drug cards next week ! Thanks !
Best of luck. You got this!
Thank you so much Cathy.I was waiting for this .
You are so welcome!🙂
Happy I found this video , have my respiratory exam coming up and just been blank reading the professor notes .
So happy to help!!
Thank you so much for this video series, it's helping me a lot!!!
Happy to hear!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge mam
It's my pleasure🙂
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Welcome!😍
Thanks so much for this informative and helpful video. I'm simply a lay person trying to understand the differences between expectorants and mucolytics, after hearing my doctor use the terms interchangeably when discussing guaifenesin. Now, I understand they're not the same thing. I'm grateful for the education.
Glad it was helpful!
I wish you have a audio book I can be listening to as I do other things
OMG! Just found your channel studying for my respiratory exam tomorrow. Love the way you explain and you have the nicest voice ever! Subscribed.
Thank you so much! Happy to be a part of your journey. 😊
Good day! We have a Pharmacology report about Expectorants this week, one of the topics includes the Inhalant and Ingested Expectorants. May I ask, what is the difference between these two? I hope you'll notice my comment. Thank you!
Thanks a lot doc.
Appreciate you watching,
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this video saved my life
So glad it was helpful!!
Hello can Phenylephrine also cause rebound congestion like Pseudoephedrine when you stop using it?
I usually study my notes then come here for a review. Exam is this week & unfortunately for me, you're just now starting cardio meds! Thanks for this video(:
Hope your exam went well. I am sure you did GREAT!
could i make a suggestion- please put the little bar at the bottom with the medication names a little bit higher because I can't see it with the red bar/ pause/play line. while it is easy to read when playing & watching the video, it makes it difficult to pause and read.
thanks for these videos! VERY helpful :)
Thank you so much for the great suggestion. We have made note of this and shared your suggestion with the Level Up RN team.
A way to remember guaifenesin is that if you are Gunky, you may need Guaifenesin :)
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Dra, can ask a question? i have a history of having a runny nose & rverytime i relaease it after take a bath but later when i work with hot environment my runny nose stopped & sometime its hard to breath maybe bcoz its dry...what is the medicine to lose it again and release it? thank you
I am watching this right after taking benylin while brushing my teeth. Question for you. Benylin contains Pseudoephedrine hydrochloride. Is it normal that I can just waltz into a Walmart and buy this stuff? (Btw I am from Canada)
what are decongestant with patients with high blood pressure??
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You are welcome!
Is this all from the pharmacology Flashcards
Yes! 👍
Good pm, Doc tulongan Moko please sa ako Hika. palagi ako sinusompong sa Hika Lalo na pag sa Gabi, tanong kolang po sa inyo Doc kong anong gamot Ang etatake ko po Doc? noon eniinom ko Ang solmux brochu at zetericen ngayon Hindi na hiyang sakin Doc please po
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In America Eggs are spelled with an A
“Cysteine for cystic fibrosis”
This video didn't actually tell us what decongestants do, in laypersons terms.
.... rotten "aggs" then???
I love this video my mom is studying it
I like her voice And her videos she is teaching us a lot about medication and everything
she means a$$… took me a min too
I will forever know that acetycysteine smells like rotten eggs or as your student suggested with the letter "a" ** :)
Guifenisin makes my urine smell like cherry cough syrup 🙃