00:01 Welcome to pharmacology by Lecturio. I am Dr. Pravin Shukle. 00:06 We're going to be talking about antiarrhythmic drugs today. 00:10 When we take a look at antiarrhythmic medications, they are quite conveniently divided into different groups. 00:16 Group 1 are agents that act on sodium channel blockers. Group 2 are agents that act on the beta receptor or beta blockers. 00:26 Group 3 are potassium channel blockers. Group 4 antiarrhythmics are calcium channel blockers. 00:33 And group 5 is kind of this miscellaneous grab bag of a whole bunch of different drugs. 00:40 So here you have all of the groups of drugs listed in one slide.
The lecture Introduction – Antiarrhythmic Drugs by Pravin Shukle, MD is from the course Cardiovascular Pharmacology.
Procainamide belongs to which class of antiarrhythmic medications?
Verapamil belongs to which class of antiarrhythmic medications?
Esmolol belongs to which class of antiarrhythmic medications?
Amiodarone belongs to which class of antiarrhythmic medications?
Magnesium sulfate belongs to which class of antiarrhythmic medications?
What best describes the mechanism of class 3 antiarrhythmic drugs?
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