Calcium-channel blockers: Nursing Pharmacology

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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[kimchee]

Take it for hypertension but side effect is hypotension? Say what?

[RabiaSheik-zu]

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.

[hermestrismegistus]

Elsevier considers "patients" as their clients. Because, they are doing business for their own profit not for your benefit, remember it.

[SaaaF]

Can you explain why peripheral edema is a side effect?

[pharmaCON]

Please where we can get pdf of these lectures???

[manikandan]

why are you referring the patients as "clients"?

[flaviadallari]

very good video, but why they call patients " clients"?

[وليدإبراهيمعايدهلال]

It's great thanks from deep my small heart 💕

[jamesm]

I can't listen to this annoying robot

[idrisd]

Do make videos keeping in mind clinical pharmacy practice ! We in India are in need of it. Thankyou

[Belladorphia]

Awesome video on calcium -Channel Blockers.

[mikeg]

Elsevier ! That’s why I never liked you