This course on Antiarrhythmic Drugs aims to help learners understand the mechanism of action, indications, and adverse reactions of the five types of antiarrhythmic drugs: Sodium Channel Blockers, Beta Blockers, Potassium Channel Blockers, Calcium Channel Blockers, and Adenosine + Digoxin. The course teaches essential Cardiac Physiology to comprehend how these drugs work and includes practice problems for reinforcement. The teaching method involves a lecture format with detailed explanations and examples. This course is intended for students, healthcare professionals, or anyone interested in pharmacology and cardiology.
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Syllabus
Lab
Antiarrhythmic Drugs AAD Introduction
Cardiac Physiology
Beta Blockers Type II AAD
Calcium Channel Blockers Type IV AAD
Adenosine + Digoxin Type V AAD
Sodium Channel Blockers Type I AAD
Potassium Channel Blockers Type III AAD
Indications for Antiarrhythmic Drugs
Adverse Drug Reactions: Beta Blockers Type II AAD
Adverse Drug Reactions: Calcium Channel Blockers Type II AAD
Adverse Drug Reactions: Adenosine Type V AAD
Adverse Drug Reactions: Digoxin Type V AAD
Adverse Drug Reactions: Sodium Channel Blockers Type I AAD
Adverse Drug Reactions: Potassium Channel Blockers Type III AAD
Antiarrhythmic Drugs Practice Problems
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