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BETA BLOCKERS -PHARMACOLOGY SERIES

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00:00 Introduction
0:20 Beta Adrenoreceptors
1:50 Indications
5:43 Contraindications
5:57 Mechanism of action
11:55 Pharmacodynamics
17:21 Pharmacokinetics
18:48 Adverse effects
22:09 Beta blocker overdose
23:18 Anaesthesia and Beta Blockers
25:41 Propanolol
28:47 Labetalol
31:50 Esmolol
34:10 Metoprolol
36:54 Acebutolol
38:23 Carvedilol
40:15 Nebivolol
42:03 Sotalol
44:34 Atenolol
46:21 Celiprolol

*Beta receptors also exists in the brain: Oshima, N., Onimaru, H., Yamamoto, K. et al. Expression and functions of β1- and β2-adrenergic receptors on the bulbospinal neurons in the rostral ventrolateral medulla. Hypertens Res 37, 976–983 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1038/hr.2014.112

Part of the Anaesthesiology lectures basic science series, Pharmacology series. Hope it helps!

Further discussion on the above mentioned topic is very much encouraged in the comments section below tqvm.

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