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Should You Stop Taking Tylenol? - Acetaminophen/Paracetamol

Institute of Human Anatomy via YouTube

Overview

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This course explores the effects of Tylenol (Acetaminophen/Paracetamol) on the body, including its interactions with tissues and the consequences of excessive consumption. The learning outcomes include understanding how Tylenol is absorbed, its impact on the stomach and liver, and the risks of overdose. The course teaches about the pain pathway to the brain, the role of the hypothalamus in reducing fever, and the antidote for Tylenol overdose. The teaching method involves a video lecture with a detailed timeline of topics covered. This course is intended for individuals interested in learning about the physiological effects and potential risks associated with Tylenol consumption.

Syllabus

00:00 - Intro
00:41 - Tylenol vs Acetaminophen vs Paracetamol
01:27 - Where is Tylenol Absorbed and How Long Does it Take?
02:47 - Can Tylenol Harm the Stomach?
04:09 - Bypassing the Stomach
04:50 - The Mysteries of Tylenol & Protecting Your Privacy. PIA!
06:54 - How Tylenol Reduces a Fever. The Amazing Hypothalamus!
08:29 - Tylenol vs Ibuprofen and the Pain Pathway to the Brain
11:51 - How Tylenol May Work With Serotonin to Inhibit Pain
13:13 - The Organ That Breaks Down and Can Be Damaged Tylenol
14:22 - How the Liver Breaks Down Most of the Tylenol
15:44 - The Toxic Substance Created By Tylenol
16:53 - How Tylenol Can Harm the Liver & Overdosing
18:16 - Acute Liver Failure & the Antidote to Tylenol Overdose
19:41 - How People Overdose & How to Avoid It
20:45 - Alcohol and Tylenol

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Institute of Human Anatomy

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