Inotropes & Chronotropes, what nurses need to know about giving these medications

In this video, we discuss Inotropes and Chronotropes and exactly what you need to know as a nurse when giving these medications. It can be confusing at times but we break it all down for you, giving you the confidence you need to administer these drugs.

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[jaylee]

What a great explanation. Thank you so much.

[nourlhoudamoussous]

you made it so simple and clear thank you

[.priyankadeore]

Thanks sir you make easy to learn difference between both

[ussimay]

Hi I’m a 3rd year medical student but it helped me a lot too, thanks

[flor.]

So inotropic drug if my friend has had too much cocaine? I've watched an Indian YouTuber explain how to do an EJ IV but I'm not confident I could do it under stress. Do you have any tips for how one can get used to the pressure?

[malakmagdy]

Thank you, sir. You actually look like Tim Tebow ( I think)