Adrenergic (adrenaline/epinephrine) Receptors

In this video, Dr Mike explains the receptors that adrenaline (epinephrine) and noradrenaline (norepinephrine) bind to. These receptors are classified into alpha and beta receptors and located in very distinct regions of the body.

[nickynickela]

I’ve never been able to understand this before but, wow, this video made it so easy. Thank you so much.

[nrutyageethika]

Thank you so much Dr Mike.... cheat sheet is what I really wanted at the moment

[rubisamrethnimol]

Thank goodness I had found your video. It all made sense now. yes I think he means Beta 1 because he points B1 as he speaks.

[MJ]

Thank you doctor for the video I was having a hard time getting to understand this subject but now I did understand it thanks to you much appreciation and keep up the good work 👏

[navyababuraj]

Thank you sir. Adrenergic receptors are more easy now.

[kellyfrances]

I was having a lot of trouble understanding Alpha2. Thanks!

[samirasaid]

Thank u Dr! We appreciate your lessons

[ellietoering]

Thanks soo much guys! Your videos are really helping vet med kids tooXD

[Aaron-mttw]

I think you misspoke from 3:35 to 3:45. You point at β1 while calling it α2, and then 5 seconds later I think you misspeak again, calling it β2. Might be a good idea to edit in an annotation to clarify that.

[ayrasherjil]

Thank you, that was a quick run through but it has everything I was looking for! :)

[liamliamrhee]

Thank you so much!! I could finally understand this by your explanations :))

[alysiadorsey]

You just made this easy 🙏🏿 God bless 🙌🏿

[rgsingh]

just to clarify- alpha 2 receptors are on the postganglionic nerve fiber's pre synaptic nerve terminal.

[ericarosales]

Excellent video! This was extremely helpful. Thank you!

[sharitajohnson]

OMG THANK YOU, I was NOT GETTING THIS AT FIRST !!!

[gabrielarodriguez]

It is a great video! Thank you so much!

[Officialomaralattas]

Thank you dr Mike, you made easy to understand

[peaketraining]

Another educational lecture 👍
Dr Mike you are theost knowledgeable man!

[lilymen]

Thank you doctor for all your efforts😊...Can you please make a video explaining atelectasis and emphysema ?

[caribbeancruise]

Awesome channel! Do you think that a messed up system can trigger raynauds disease. Where the nervous system causes the blood vessels to restrict and causes low or no blood flow? Thanks!