Divine Intervention | Ep. 18 | Autonomic Pharmacology Part 1

In this episode of the Divine Intervention Podcasts, we discuss autonomic pharmacology. This is often a difficult subject for people but it is actually fun and easy to understand with a “scenario based approach”. It is also HY to know this material for all the USMLEs and clinical practice/3rd year. This first part focuses on the physiology of the ANS (including receptors) and an integration of multiple pathologies (and other systems). My primary discussion of the drugs (in addition to their pharmacological mechanism of action) is a focus on “How can this be tested”? This tends to be a more useful learning format.
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Thankfully it is almost never necessary at least in the US for physicians to be able to diagnose SMA based on symptoms! There is now newborn screening in almost every state for the disease. Lots of new exciting treatments in this space as well like onasemnogene abeparvovec. Still have yet to see an Anki card though on this treatment though :)