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Sodium channel blockers 1a



Disopyramide, quinidine, procainamide

sodium channel blocker 1b

Mexiletine, tocanide, lidocaine, phenytoin

Sodium channel blocker 1c

Flecainide, propafenone

Beta blockers II

Propranolol, acebutolol, emsolol

Potassium channel blockers III

Bretylium, amiodarone

Calcium channel blockers

Verapamil diltiazam

Amiodarone

Class III


Prolonged action potential

Lidocaine

Class I b


Slows depolarization and automaticity


when given in overdose it can have significantCentral Nervous System side effects such as tinnitus, confusion, and convultions

Procainamide

Class I a


Reduces automaticity and av conduction


intended for treatment of a fib with rabip ventricular response and ventricular arrythmias

Phenytoin aka dilation

Depresses av conduction and automaticity

Adenosine

Slows av conduction

Emsolol

Class II


Beta blocker


Slows heart rate through selective blockade of b I receptors

Labatelol

Class II


Lowers blood pressure through no selective blockade of b receptors

Diltiazem

Class IV


Lowers blood pressure by relaxing vascular smooth muscle

Magnesium sulfate

Electrolyte


Bronchodilator

what do sodium channel blockers do?

they affect the rate at which impulses travel down the conduction system of the atria and ventricles


Does NOT affect SA and AV node

what do class 1a sodium channel blockers do?

Slows conduction


Decreases repolarization rate


Widens QRS


Prolongs QT


Quinidine

sodium channel blocker class 1 a


Reduces automaticity and av conduction intended for treatment of a fib with rapid ventricular response and ventricular arrhythmia's can induce unintended tachycardia's

what do sodium channel blockers class 1b do?

increase rate of repolarization,


Decreases automaticity in ventricular cells

what do sodium channel blockers class c do?

decreases conduction velocity through atria and ventricles and through bundle of his and purkinje system = delayed ventricular repolarization


what do beta blockers do?

indicated for treatment of tachycardia's resulting from excessive sympathetic stimulation.
Identical to calcium channel blockers