USMLE STEP 1, 2CK: Must know physiology with medication (benzodiazepine) mechanism.

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Perfect seal understanding of this diagram with pharmac tie in

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Thanks for the Video Dr Neil maybe do the same Video with Cardiac Action Potential how Antiarrhthmics work

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[@baselnasrallah8250]

why not A in the benzodiazepine question, I thought it makes the cells constantly hyper polarized and not only when firing. so answer A felt more appropriate, anyone can explain this ?

[@yukikazewayne]

I also agree that it should be A. D is the effect of potassium not chloride.