'Digitalis' diaporamas de présentation

DIGITALIS Perspective

Cardiovascular Drugs Dr Shahid Aziz MBBS, MRCP (UK), MCEM (London), MACEP Assistant professor and Consultant Emergency Medicine king Khalid University Hospital, KSU.

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Digitalis Intoxication

Digitalis Intoxication. The foxglove plant, from which digitalis is derived. DIGITALIS Perspective. Principles of Disease Pathophysiology. In therapeutic doses, digitalis has two effects:

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Heart Failure, Fluids, and Diet

Heart Failure, Fluids, and Diet. Carolyn Scroggins, MSN, RN, GNP. Role of Potassium. Disturbed K + metabolism r/t majority of clinical arrhythmias Na + & Ca ++ reverse K + -induced depression of conduction K + only electrolyte clinically significant anti-arrhythmic properties.

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Horticultural Classification

Horticultural Classification. Edible crops Fruits Tropical Tree fruits Small fruits Subtropical Tree fruits Small fruits Temperate Tree fruits Small fruits. Horticultural Classification. Edible crops Vegetables Cool - season Warm - season.

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History of Health Care/Medicine

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What Role Does Digitalis Serve in Medicinal Cardiovascular Treatments?

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Drugs Containing Cardiac Glycosides

Drugs Containing Cardiac Glycosides. 1- Digitalis Leaf (Folium Digitalis) "Foxglove Leaves". Origin: the dried leaves of Digitalis purpurea F. Scrophulariaceae, collected and rapidly dried at temperature not exceeding 65 o C.

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Pharmacology summary notes

Pharmacology summary notes. Cardio-Vascular Module. 4MedStudents.com. Class I Na channel blocker Class Ia: Quinidine Class Ib: Lidocaine Class Ic: Fluconide. Class II ?-Blocker (-olol) Propanolol* Pindalol* Nadalol* Metoprolol** Atenolol** Acebutolol** * Non selective

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