Cardiac Meds MI/ACS in 14 mins! - Nursing, ACE Inhibitors, Beta Blockers, Calcium Channel Blockers

Over simplified Cardiac Med review.
Everything you need to pass the NCLEX and your tests for cardiac meds, specifically meds for ACS/MI in 14 minutes.
P.S. Some sources also say to call 911 after the 3rd nitroglycerin.
Disclaimer: It is still your responsibility to verify all information and listen to your instructor first.

[@angie1613]

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[@danidee37]

I'm studying for mine too! I hope yours went well! Im so glad I found this channel!

[@angie1613]

@@danidee37 good luck on your final! Mine went well. I just finished my last semester and I’m graduating next week. Pull through you got this:)

[@Jess-us5bj]

I was thinking the same thing. I love it.

[@angie1613]

@@Jess-us5bj super helpful. Now I’m an RN. Good luck!!

[@Xmaiden2005]

Amazing breakdown, thank you!!!

[@heynikki3427]

thank you for videos!!! so helpful

[@ashleyb3527]

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[@nikkyluv2244]

Unfortunately he is correct. But as a nurse myself I’m gonna say when you really get into your studies you’re gonna WANT to study that much, simply because you want to be good at what your doing. Nothing feels better than knowing you know!

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[@kylereynoldsFightStroke]

Bronchospasms are more likely to occur with non cardio selective beta blockers. These side effects are typically seen in high doses of metoprolol. Not a true side effect.