Neuromuscular Junction

My goal is to reduce educational disparities by making education FREE.
These videos help you score extra points on medical school exams (USMLE, COMLEX, etc.)
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[happyworld]

I wish I had all these videos when I did my Basic Science a couple of years ago. You are the best lecturer ever. Your videos are amazing. Please keep making more videos for step 1. Turn all high yield points from First Aid book into videos with ways/tricks to remember as you have done in all your videos. I prefer your videos over First Aid book or other videos. Thank you so much.

[madisonbrown]

"Depolarizing Succs and ND curium" curium also sounds like "cure" so the mnemonic helps me remember that there is a cure (antidote) for the ND agents that can be used at any point

[kromatic]

*-curium and -curonium
The nondepolarizing NMJ blockers are atracurium, mivacurium, pancuronium, vecuronium, rocuronium and tubocurarine.

[frankherthem]

"Sits its fat ass down" haha 😂😂

[samik]

BRO, I LOVE YOU MAN. if i get a 245 + ima literally dedicate it to YOU

[putana]

Time for merch. I'd get a t-shirt that says "High Yield"

[Paulilyful]

BRO! I'm in M1 in Poland. I've been listening to your stuff just for over a year just for fun. But our Prof, who is brilliant can't teach this well. I am happy to say that I've finally been able use you IN med school. Thanks for all that you do. :)

[NZN]

thank you for ur effort and simplifying all that information

[carriejohnson]

alternative way to remember the non-depolarizing agents...
-curium reminds me of marie curie, who is famous for her discoveries related to radioactive agents. When I think of radioactivity, I also think of their radioactive decay. So, the -curium drugs immediately start to decay the activity of the neuron like in the photo-model of what he showed.

[prerajulisation.]

Very informative and precise, much appreciate it❤

[esh]

Someone with Myasthenia Gravis here 🤚
So, i love how u simplified it for me

[jinglebells]

What about that mechanism of C.tetani that caused tetanus ? Please

[abhijeetsinghsandhu]

Thanks a lot and love u brother for such a great video... keep making more great videos

[joetraveler]

Very clear explanation as crystal clear, Thank you

[tanushreegaur]

I'm not into usmle... But I'm glued to your channel to just extract these awesome concepts you have so awesomely talked about. Thanks buddy ☺

[hannahismyname]

what about vecuronium, rocuronium and pancuronium? these don’t end in -curium….

[khaderkhan]

fasiculations... small muscle twitches... Patient's arm came out of restraints and flopped on his neck.

[alhasanmd]

The only channel where i like a video before watching. Love you man.

[qasimhashmi]

Amazing explanation. I was so annoyed with this topic :)

[patchworkpig]

You're hilarious and explain things so well. Thanks!