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Name 3 types of beta blockers

A1- located on the artery


B1-located in the heart


B2-located in the lungs

What does epinephrine and norepinephrine do?

Raise the heart rate and blood pressure

What is a beta blocker

An antagonist which decreases the heart rate


Helps to widen veins which improves blood flow

Name B1 drugs

Atenolol


Bisoprolol


Propranolol


Metroprolol

Why shouldn’t b2 receptors be blocked

As it’s the receptor located in the lungs so it cause difficulty breathing

What is beta blockers used for

Hypertension


Angina


AF


HF


Post heart attack care


Migrane/ headache

Common side effects

Hypotension


Dizzy


Fatigue/tired


Bronchospasm


Mask hypoglycaemia (bad for patients with diabetes)

Beta blocker mechanism of action

Slows down the heart by blocking epinephrine and widening the veins which improves blood flow