Calcium-channel blockers: Nursing Pharmacology
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- What are calcium-channel blockers? Calcium channel blockers are medications that are primarily used to treat cardiac arrhythmias, hypertension, and angina pectoris.
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I'm only a high school student wanting to study medicine one day so I'm not sure if I'm sounding stupid but I think that these kinds of concepts show why chemistry is a requirement when wanting to studying medicine at many universities.
Very Helpful information 🙏
Thanks, Ghanshyam! 😊
Your videos always win 😍❤
Thank you so much, Mohamed! 😀
very good video, but why they call patients " clients"?
the comment I was looking for
Nursing education replaced patient with client a few years ago. It was felt that patient reflected the old paternalistic style of healthcare whereas client is a more bidirectional relationship for the person who is receiving healthcare services. I don't entirely agree with it but that was the rationale. I still think patient is the better term for inpatient care.
Because it's a business and businesses are about selling products to you, the "client". Unless you're the person selling it.
capitalism i guess
Bc. Workers in health field became traders than real caring one
Awesome video on calcium -Channel Blockers.
Thanks for the feedback, Rosalyn! 🙏🏻
Do make videos keeping in mind clinical pharmacy practice ! We in India are in need of it. Thankyou
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You're welcome! 😊
Can you explain why peripheral edema is a side effect?
Hi there. Edema from CCBs is caused by vasodilation. It is not a sign of underlying pathology unless they have signs of HF. Hope this helps.
Keep up the good 👍 work
Thanks, Daniel! 💕
Excellent work 👏
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Please where we can get pdf of these lectures???
Hi! While we do not have PDF versions of our videos, we do have high-yield notes and decision-making trees that you may access at osmosis.org anytime 😊
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why are you referring the patients as "clients"?
Client is usually addressed when a person is outpatient. If the person is already confined in the hospital, it is usually refered to as patient.
Take it for hypertension but side effect is hypotension? Say what?
hyper = too much, hypo = too little. CCBs are used for hypERtension, so blood pressure it too high. Very simply, CCBs lower bp, if unmonitored, people can develop low blood pressure = hypOtension. this is especially the cause for people who don't take CCB's for conditions related to the heart, such as for migraine prevention. Often times, patients taking it for this use don't have high blood pressure, and so lowering their regular amounts on Ca2+ will lead to low blood pressure ... side effect is hypotension.
where is mechanism of action
Elsevier considers "patients" as their clients. Because, they are doing business for their own profit not for your benefit, remember it.
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Elsevier ! That’s why I never liked you