Hypertension/Angina Medications - Pharmacology - Cardiovascular |

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I appreciate your videos. I use your tips in teaching my PN students. Thanks, Cathy.

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Thank you! Quick & direct to the point :)

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can you describe sympathetic outflow? (regarding clonidine's mode of action) Thank you!

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Yes, you have to know these basics, so need to take classes if you do not understand what the material was explained.

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What about the centrally-acting alpha-2 agonist drug called Methyldopa??

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Hi cathy are your cards helpful for LPN nurses or only RN?

[@LevelUpRN]

Hi Alma. Our cards and videos can definitely help LPN students. There is a large amount of overlap in the concepts taught in both RN and LPN nursing programs. The key thing to remember is your scope of practice! The information on the flashcards is based on what we believe are the most important concepts that you need to know for both programs.🙂

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Do you cover pregnancy with the cards? Whether they are safe or not?

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Makes me mad at my cardiologist who knew I had asthma and low blood pressure due to a connective tissue disorder, but gave me propranolol anyway because I had POTS and that's all he focused on. 🤦

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Cathy, what does the skull mean on the flash cards? Death or toxicity? I can't seem to find this answer anywhere.

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It means there is a black box warning for the drug (potential for serious harm). There is a legend on the back of the cover card with definitions of our icons. Take care and good luck studying.

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How about nebivolol?

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Hi Leilani, Here is a link to Pharmacology edition 2: www.leveluprn.com/products/pharmacology-cards-for-nursing-students. You can find all of our other decks under the link study card. Hope that helps!😊

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Please listen carefully.

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I am confused about your “cool chicken.”

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