Antiarrhythmic Drugs

Dive into a comprehensive 2-hour 41-minute lecture on antiarrhythmic drugs presented by Professor Zach Murphy. Begin with a review of cardiac physiology essential for understanding the mechanisms of these medications. Explore the five types of antiarrhythmic drugs, including sodium channel blockers, beta blockers, potassium channel blockers, calcium channel blockers, and adenosine + digoxin. Learn about their mechanisms of action, indications, and adverse reactions. Conclude with practice problems to reinforce your understanding of antiarrhythmic drugs. Access supplementary notes and illustrations on the official Ninja Nerd website to enhance your learning experience.

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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