Pharmacology | PRACTICE QUESTIONS | INBDE, ADAT
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Hi Dr Ryan where can I access more scenario based questions???
Another easier way to remember Ester vs. Amides is that all Amides have 2 "i's" in the name and "liver" also has an "i"....just thought I would throw that out there for anyone
Easy way to remember multiple choice ❤❤❤
Thank you Dr. Ryan you are an effective teacher. All the way from Philippines 🇵🇭 I want to express my gratitude in all of your videos! Thank you Mental Dental 🦷
From the questions... Pen G has 2 ways of administration (IV and IM) not "only" IM, when you do IV you are not going through the muscle to get the vein. Thank you for your time and amazing videos!!
Omg, I just love how you prepared all this information for us, you do not know how helpful you are. THANK YOU!!!
Very helpful! More videos like these please!
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Great videos
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Very knowledgeable videos
Thanx for sharing your knowledge and making tough topics easier for us
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piperocaine is the only ester anaesthetic which is exceptional to this "i" rule as inspite of having two ''i" , it is still an ester....and not an amide.
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I'm a little confused by question #4. In your videos we reviewed that Pen G can be given by IV but in the question it says "ONLY intramuscular". Also, I ampicillin is given by IV or IM so I assumed the answer was ampicillin.
A trick to remember the drugs that are stimulants- any medication ending with
"phenidate" or "etamine" is some sort of stimulant drug.
Hey, in the antibiotics video, it was specified in 'prophylaxis for Infective endocarditits' that Ampicillin is given via IM & IV when we have to choose a non-oral route, I am confused. Can someone explain!
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Geezers Doc Ryan,,,I got absolutely SMACKED on these ?'s Holy smoke! I will most definitely review a few times. SNAP! Many thank yous for your help in this and the many other subjects. 🤕
Very well explained sir.
Learned alot
Your videos make it so easy to understand .
Thanku so much sir
It's my pleasure! I’m glad you learned a lot! 👍🏼💯
From this test, how many correct answers would you say is an above-average score and is acceptable for a beginner?
For Q5, Any chance somebody could explain where 0.009mg came from? How do we get that calculation?
Hello,.. I just want to drop my experienced here and I need advice please,. I was a nurse in the ER and the GP doctor ordered omeprazole IV and primperan IV,. She said mix the omeprazole in 300 ml of normal saline then if it is 100 ml then mix the primperan metoclopromide,. Is it acceptable to mixe two medicines in IV fluid? This is my first time and I’m working in the private,. My concern is most of our patients are VIP mean high educated,. Thanks
Took me a while but he skipped a step on when calculating epinephrine concentration. - He converted 1.8 mL-->1800mg and then multiplied it by .000005.
18mg came from the 1% mentioned on the last slide, which can be applied to every calculation problem. The epinephrine is reported at a concentration of 1:100,000 which is the same as saying 0.001%. 1% is to 18mg as 0.001% is to 0.018mg.
you mentioned ampicillin administered orally...isnt it IV?
Exception is Piperocaine which has both I And caine still ester
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Brutal Absolutely BRUTAL! I think I got one question right. 🤪
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Thank you for watching! God bless you as well 🙏🏼
Hi Dr. Ryan,
Is there is any Bezo Vedio please??
I got 1:50,000 epi in my exam and got confused. Then, it would be 0,036mg per carpule?
Thanks for the shortcuts for Epi. Does that mean the shortcut for 1:50,000 would be 0.036mg per carpule?
Exactly!
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2 i-amide.
1 i-ester
for questions 5, the 0.018% epinephrine is for 2% anesthetic or 1%?
I meant to say 0.018mg of epinephrine
Ampicillin is also injected
Question is asking which is ONLY injected
Question No. 6:
Erythromycin and Clindamycin are bacteriostatic and Penicillin is bactericidal. What about that? I'm confused...
Cross-allergenicity is when you have an allergic reaction to two different agents with similar chemical structures. You are correct that Erythromycin and Clindamycin are static and Penicillin is cidal. Cephalosporins are also cidal, giving you a hint that Penicillin is perhaps more similar to that than the other two drugs. Penicillin and Cephalosporin cross-allergenicity has been studied for many decades.
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I got 13 right.
Great job! 😊
i got 2 wrong