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how do class 1a drugs function?
how do class 1a drugs function?
lengthen AP and RP by blocking K+ in addition to Na+.
uses of class 1a drugs?
uses of class 1a drugs?
for both ventricular and arterial tachycardias.
which class of drugs have intermediate dissociation and therefore moderate effect?
which class of drugs have intermediate dissociation and therefore moderate effect?
class 1a.
SE of class 1a drugs?
SE of class 1a drugs?
which class of drugs to be avoided w hypertension patient?
which class of drugs to be avoided w hypertension patient?
SE of disopyramide?
SE of disopyramide?
which class of drugs have rapid dissociation?
which class of drugs have rapid dissociation?
an emergency medication can be used for ventricular tachycardia as an IV?
an emergency medication can be used for ventricular tachycardia as an IV?
three of class Ib drugs?
three of class Ib drugs?
which class of drugs to be used for atrial fibrillation?
which class of drugs to be used for atrial fibrillation?
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Class 1A Drug Function
Class 1A Drug Function
Class 1A drugs prolong the action potential (AP) and the refractory period (RP) by blocking potassium (K+) channels, plus some sodium (Na+) channels.
Class 1A Drug Use
Class 1A Drug Use
Used to treat both ventricular and atrial tachycardias.
Class 1A Drug Dissociation
Class 1A Drug Dissociation
Class 1A drugs have intermediate dissociation rate resulting in a moderate effect on the heart.
Class 1A Side Effects
Class 1A Side Effects
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Class 1A Drug & Hypertension
Class 1A Drug & Hypertension
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