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Pharmacology - Antihypertensives Beta Blockers Atenolol - for Registered nurse RN and PN NCLEX
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2019
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Today’s video is all about antihypertensive drugs for Nursing Students and NCLEX Review.
Antihypertensive drugs are used to treat high blood pressure, and the most common ones include beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, diuretics, and angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors.
We’re going over the side effects and mechanisms of action for these medications, along with memory tricks to ace your next pharmacology exam.
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I graduate with my BSN in December. You've helped me a lot during these past four years. I'll never forget "Can't see, can't spit, can't pee, can't shit" for anticholinergic drugs.
Thank you so so much :)
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As a new medic… I wish I found these videos during my didactic portion.
Very informative.
Thank you.
The videos are great -until they are cut short. With all due respect, I understand it is a hook to get people to buy your products, but there are multiple videos online about beta blockers. Not sure if this selling technique will turn away people or bring them closer to purchase.
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I love these videos! I used them when I was in nursing school and now I'm showing them to my nursing student!
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The optimal use of β-blockers has been shown to improve symptoms, reduce hospitalizations, induce left ventricular reverse remodelling, and increase survival in HFrEF patients [9,10]. Despite the proven benefit of β-blockers in chronic HF, they are often underutilized in current clinical practice [11,12].Aug 24, 2021
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Yes. It reducing blood glucose to 75
I had to get off Atenolol once I started on it I put on 20 pounds in a month
Question for you: If beta-blockers are given to relieve congestive heart failure, why would it be held for patients with heart failure?
Key term on the nclex is "worsening heart failure", we do not give beta blockers, since it can slow the heart & decrease CO. :) Have you taken our free quizzes yet at simplenursing.com?
Can selective beta blockers cause any negative long term effects with long term use?
Age:58..CABG ( 5 month ago).T2DM..triple vessel disease with left subclavian artery & both carotid stenosis 70%& 80%...bp : 90/60(averg)
Can YOU suggest which beta blocker is good(carvedilol 3.125 or bisoprolol 2.5).??EF:40%
is it ok to have a resting heart rate oh 55 on propranolol?
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It is ok to have a resting heart rate at 55 even at 40 even sports Athletes have resting heart rate in the 40s
When i was taking Red Spinach Capsules they would help with my heart rate even kept my heart rate in the 60s even had it in the 50s
Why do i feel awesome on Atenolol, bur very bad and nervous and Heart Palpitations on Bisoprolol??
Can losartan and propranolol be taken together
???? We always give BB to heart failure pts
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I've been on metropolo for 28 years and I've been on propafenone for 15 years and now all of a sudden I'm having severe bradycardia 30s &40s and they're wanting to stop the metoprolol but every time you stop it then I start having sinus tachycardia or I'm unable to function without the medication because my heart rate is going to fast. So is there an alternative medicine or what is my options? I was originally started on medications at 18 because of AF
You must try arbs like telmesartain losartain
this is awosome video for pham thanks so much
I have no history of asthma but only
When I get sick (a cold) - and I just started beta blockers and developed a random cough 🤦🏽♀️
Good day sir, I want to ask you some questions, from male that's on bets blocker BP med, is it hope that's gonna impregnate, I mean to conceived.
Since metoprolol gave me scary side effects i'm scared to start a new one.. does all beta blocker cause similar side effects? I took it for tachycardia and the side effects were mostly mental like confusion, panic attacks, sweat attacks, and depression.
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Sir What is proper method for taking a patient off beta blocker.
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Gradually taper off during 4 weeks
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Im confused why you say not to give with copd/asthma etc folks. My instructor says beta blocker is PREFERRED fro these folks. (Specifically Metroprolol. Can you share your reasoning?
It really depends on what type of beta blocker you give - non selective block the lungs too.
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@@SimpleNursing I have asthma and take Coreg.. Shortness of breath once in a while and I just use my albuterol.. I take Advair 500/50 for my preventative.. I used to take Atenolol and had similar things happen.. Low blood pressure is the key for me, so I put up with the side effects.. I lift plenty of weights and get my cardio in..So yes, asthma patients can take beta blockers, but there is a price.
It might cause broncho constriction. The non selective ones that is.
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@@SimpleNursing many thanks. I was watching your video to learn more about the subject as I will be interpreting a seminar about this it in particular.
Can beta blockers help with adhd? Please answer
I just got put on atenolol and Jesus Christ those side effects are fucking me up
@KLGoodman well I got taken off then after two days because they didn’t help but super fatigue, headaches, dizziness, vision impairment and it dropped my heart rate to like the high 40s
That was kind of weird because most patients with COPD in nursing homes get metoprolol.
yeah because metoprolol is cardioselective, he didn't include that some are selective. propanolol on the other hand is nonselective which can cause a bronchospasm
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I have been on atenolol for 17 years and have no side effects that i know of.
Does atenolol lower your heart rate much?
@@darienravin yes, that and exercise. 62 beats a min resting.
@@lar4305 i wonder if it lowers it less than propranolol and witch one is better for bp and tachycardia, would you happen to know? Thank you
it helps yes by up to 10 hbpm less@@darienravin
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