Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors

This course on Carbonic Anhydrase (C.A.) Inhibitors aims to teach students about the enzyme's role in the proximal convoluted tubule, the mechanism of action of inhibitors like acetazolamide, and the resulting effects on urine alkalization and blood acidification. The course covers topics such as the generic names, physiology, clinical uses, side effects, and common sense applications of these inhibitors. The teaching method includes animated mnemonics, lectures, and quizzes. Medical and nursing students looking to deepen their understanding of renal physiology and pharmacology would benefit from this course.