Influenza Explained Clearly

A QUICK OVERVIEW OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ASPECTS OF INFLUENZA

Dr. Seheult illustrates the types, diagnosis, vaccines, & compares the treatment options.

What you'll receive from this course:

An understanding of the main types of flu (A,B, & C)
An overview of typical signs and symptoms
An explanation of what's in the annual vaccine?
Methods for diagnosing Influenza
A comparison of treatment options: oseltamivir, zanamivir, & peramivir.
A post-video quiz to reinforce essential concepts

Who is this course for?

Students and medical professionals in a variety of medical fields. Physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, & technicians who seek to understand influenza infection.

Section 1

Course Contents

Influenza Explained Clearly
Quiz

BARCLAY MILTON, NP

MARCELINE DAO-AS, RN

very informative

JAY AGUILA

FRANCISCO SAYAGO, MD

short and concise

BARB MICKELSON, NP

Very well done explanation of meds

PETRUS MINNAAR, MD

AMANDA NADEAU, RN

FERNANDO FERNANDEZ ARCAS, MD

LISA ISRAEL (NP Student)

MARAH CORNELIUS

ION PARVAN, MD

Great !

CARMEN FRASER

Very clearly explained.

STACIR WAGNER, PA-C

Awesome

BERNARD ONYENZE, Pharmacist

JENNIFER WAINWRIGHT

MELISSA MEJIA

BONNIE COBURN, NP

CRAIG ROBINSON, PA-C

Clear concise and easily understood.

KIM LOWMAN, RN

LAURIE LANE

AMANDA RYCKMAN

Great Review! Thank-you :)

BILL KILPATRICK, NP

great review

JEFF D CLIFTON

RICHARD BENIAN, Dentist

Nicely explained

A. SLAWSON

Nicely presented and includes vaccination along with recommended dosage

KATHERINE BIALKA, PA-C

MICHELLE POURTABIB, MD

SANDRA RAMIREZ, PA-C

Excellent

KAY JACKSON, NP

Answered a lot of questions that have built up over the years, thanks!

PRADNYA VAKIL, PA-C

MANUEL SUAREZ, MD

Well done on very frequent topic.

ERIC BOYER, MD

ANGELA STROMMER

GEORGE PAUL

clear concise

LORETTA CRAWFORD (Nursing Student)

TRACY NAUERT

SAMUEL BAKER, RN

KIMBERLY BIRD

EVANGELINE WARD, Pharmacist

This is one of the best clinical information sites I've utilized. I'm so fortunate to have found it!

M. JANE LATIMER , MD

Clear, concise, but needs updates for ddx in light of CoVid-19 and treatments (Xofluza).

IAN GAKUYA (Medical Student)

Great video and content. Was hoping to get an understanding of the morphology of the influenza virus and it's pathogenesis.

ROMY AGUINALDO, MD

YOONIE JO, NP

TOSHIKAZU MATSUNO

It's good, other than medications, unless you have knowledge of the flu medications.

MICHAEL JAROSICK, MD

What was said was very clearly explained. However, I think some important detail was omitted. Who can be treated vs who should be treated was not addressed; nor was consideration of risk/benefit ratio of side effects to expected clinical improvement. The video implied that everybody with flu (in allowed age groups) should be treated. Also, how long it takes for the more sensitive test was not stated. How about the role of clinical diagnosis without testing? I would also like to have seen statement about relatively low frequency of vomiting compared to respiratory and febrile symptoms.

BRUCE STIRLING

KATE ROSENBECK, NP

KALMI MISKOLCZY

MANUEL MIGUELEZ, PA-C

ALLISON FOSTER, NP

Great course!

NENA ROCHA

Great review.

ROBERT BERNARD

It would be useful on the test to include both the generic AND the brand name of the medications. (You may find that the quiz results will be much higher)

MICHELE HARRISON, RN

Good information, however one test questions is misleading if you compare it to the lecture given. Very short, I think the subject could of been expanded a bit more.

ANH VAN HO, NP

Very easy to understand. Good pace.

ANDREA WALLACE, NP

NICOLE MONTANA

TAHEREH MOHEB, MD

M CORTEZ

SANJEEV KUMAR, MD

KRISTINE EHLERS, NP

GRANT SMITH

THOMAS WHITE

HARSHA SAMARAJIWA, MD

STACI KAY

Awesome synopsis!

DAVID KAYS

MELANIE GUILLORY (NP Student)

MICHAEL AMOSU, PA-C

Excellent

PRISCILLA AGALI

PABLO VEGA (Medical Student)

ASHLEY CHEUN, NP

KEVIN ISBELL

MAGDALENA VELAZQUEZ, MD

JEREMY NEUNER, NP

MARK GROHMAN, MD

ELIZABETH BROST, MD

Would recommend including more information about how the vaccine is developed, why the vaccine may fail to protect those who get the vaccine, and why the vaccine cannot cause the flu.