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MEDizzy Videosalmost 8 years ago
Proton Pump Inhibitors - Mnemonic for USMLE preparations
A animated and basic video showing how to learn PPI's with mnemonics in an interactive way. Other details such as PPI's mode of action, uses, side effects are also discussed in a brief yet fun way using pictures and basic life examples. This video is made especially for the preparation of USMLE students. Timeline: 0:00 Introduction 0:35 prazole suffix 1:05 PPI's Mode of Action 2:15 Clinical Uses 3:55 Adverse Effects 5:25 Metabolism 6:25 Recap
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