Asthma Explained Clearly by MedCram.com | 2 of 2

Further discussion on the diagnosis, methacholine challenge test, and stepwise approach for the treatment of asthma (rescue inhaler / beta agonists, corticosteroids, montelukast etc.)

MedCram: Medical Topics Explained Clearly by World-Class Instructors

RECOMMENDED AUDIENCE: Health care professionals and medical students including physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, respiratory therapists, EMT and paramedics, and many others. Review for USMLE, MCAT, PANCE, NCLEX, NAPLEX, NDBE, RN, RT, MD, DO, PA, NP school and board examinations.

Produced by Kyle Allred PA-C
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Please note: MedCram Videos, lectures, illustrations and animations are for educational and exam preparation purposes, and not intended to replace recommendations by your health care provider.

[adewaleolanrewaju]

Thanks Dr Seheult! Your lectures are so simple. It was as if I was listening in my native Yoruba language. More grace!

[courtnethurlkill]

I wish I would have reviewed this before my pharmacology test-I had all the guidelines to follow but without a clear explanation I was completely lost!! I now know and understand asthma treatment!!!

[armunro]

best videos on youtube. i am an engineer by training and i understand these two videos, which have helped me understand my mild asthma better.

[marktwain]

As an intermittent, I found these lectures most informative! And somewhat comforting.

[baljitksingh]

Thanks dr I need to listen to you
All the time my condition is getting
Complicated progressively I am in good hands with good drs I am so sick and tired of coughing some times I go depressed I am taking good care of myself Thanks dr you are a blessing to me. Baljit

[Saltsuitepga]

Great videos, I am not a doctor, but I see many patients with asthma, COPD, ear infections and sinusitis. I opened a Salt therapy business eight years ago and I’ve watched thousands of people avoid harmful medications, surgeries(especially adenoid, removal, and tubes in the ears). When will the medical community recommend real, effective treatments like ours BEFORE they give potentially harmful steroids, etc. Please keep educating people about truly non-invasive effective therapies like you do with red light therapy 🙏🏽💪🏽❤

[JoJo-Jx-zl]

SO MANY LECTURERS MAKE MEDICAL AND NURSING SCHOOL HARDER THAN IT HAS TO BE. THIS LECTURE HAS TO BE THE MOST STRAIGHFORWAD AND CLEAR LECTURE ON ASTHMA THAT I'VE HEARD.

[ltcajh]

I have asthma, and this helped me a lot. One issue I have is thrush with the inhaled corticosteroids, despite rinsing my mouth. It really puzzles the PCMs I've had.

[arieltaniavallejo]

I’m an RN wanting to understand how medicine works so that I’m able to better care for my patients. You lectures are easy to understand! You have helped me so much.

[kimsjustice]

This is so clear and precise! I have a learning disability, so just listening to my professor lecture doesn't help! Your calm voice and diagrams really help! Thank you!!!

[angelanicholson]

I'm so glad you've clearly explained it, because my doctor's have always just given med's, but never explained anything.

[prasanthvivek]

thanks  sir... lack of good staff in my clg  .. but   watching ur videos makes me feeling good

[jennytorres]

I am so glad and thankful I came across this channel! Im in nursing school and these helps me understand everything so much better!! I have a test on respiratory tomorrow!!!

[danhamond]

Genuinely the best lecturer on youtube

[pascoett]

I had very bad asthma during until I left home at nineteen. I also had attacks in other places but mostly in the house I grew up. When I visited my parents I experienced flare ups until one last almost lethal attack when I was twenty four. Then my parents moved to a new home and I have never experienced asthma again, visiting them or else. Sometimes I ask myself if yeast at the old place caused this or something else that triggered it. The doctor had said it was an allergy for dust mites.

[philivee]

Exam tomoro and for some reason this has just shone a bright light in thy mind. Thank you thank you thank you a million times. You are a Legend!!!!

[danib]

You are so blessed with amazing gifts: To treat and to teach! You have helped me immensely in my Nurse Practitioner program. Buying your courses now!

[DOCFAROOQ]

Thanks, carry on what you are doing and never think to be materialistic. For such good things you will get rewards from where, even you don, t know. Prepare more videos and help the students and general people. 

[dopaminedr]

Your lectures are so well explained and easy to grasp, Thank you so much❤️

[amberbrooks]

This was great information. I will change my pillows and blankets. This was the first time I understood the Meth. Challenge completely. Thanks.