Memorize B-blockers in 30s! 💊 #shorts #medstudent #medschool #pharmacology #pharm #medicalstudent

[medschoolbro]

💊B-blockers
bb flip it around = “-olol”
3 Simple Rules:
1. Agent starts from A-N = cardioselective B1 blocker (1 heart = B1)
- I.e. Atenolol & Metoprolol
2. Agent starts from O-Z = non-selective: B1 & B2 (2 lungs = B2)
- I.e. Propranolol
3. Agent doesn’t have classic “-olol” but is close = also has alpha blocking effects
- I.e. Labet”alol” & Carved”ilol”

[srijeta]

seeing this 2 days before my pharmacology finals....uni erse has its timings fr

[dianaw]

Sharing your channel with my son. He will be pre-med in fall 2024. He’s already taking college classes and will graduate high school with his CCMA, Phlebotomy cert and of course, CPR cert.

[Anonymous-evrl]

Saving this for when I have to learn them

[evillisat]

I take carvedilol and freaking love it. Not only does it help my heart but I sleep better than I ever have and have crazy vivid dreams.

[AltaHABANI]

What about levobunolol?
Starts with “L” ends with “olol” and it’s NONSELECTIVE BLOCKER. So be careful laws have exceptionals

[lazarofragapinon]

Well, NADOLOL falls into the A-N category and is considered a Non-selective. not sure if your trick really works.

[ReubenMclord]

Two bs. Flipped it around and I had two ds

[ShSh-whfo]

Nadolol is non selective but starts with N 🦦