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What kind of medications have you taken before?
What are you picky about? Selective vs non selective
Where are Calcium, Potassium, Sodium found?
Point to your kidneys
Na na na na - Na na na na - Hey hey hey
What are you picky about? Selective vs non selective
Where are Calcium, Potassium, Sodium found?
Point to your kidneys
Na na na na - Na na na na - Hey hey hey
Coagulation is liquid to solid
Homeo means equal or same
Hemo means blood
Perimeter, periphery, peripheral is the outer limits
Hyperkalemia is high potassium
Dilate means widen or open
Antidote is medicine to counteract a medicine
Prophylactic is to prevent
Agonist means to stimulate a response with a receptor
Antagonist means to block a response
Diuresis is increased urination
Na (Sodium), K (Potassium), Ca (Calcium)
Angio means blood vessels
Baroreceptors for blood pressure like barometer
Kidneys part of renal system
Enzyme breaks things down
What is coagulation? Liquid to solid I think yogurt going from milk to semi solid
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Which means equal? Homeo
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Which means blood? Hemo Think of hemodialysis or hemoglobin
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What does peripheral mean? Outer limits Comes from the word periphery. Think of the word perimeter
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What is hyperkalemia? High potassium Hyper means “high”. I focus on the letter K as the periodic table for potassium
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What does dilate mean? Widen Dilated pupils like being on drugs
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What does a prophylaxsis do? Prevent Condom prevents STD and pregnancy
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Which means to block or inhibit a response? Antagonist
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What is diuresis? Increases urination
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Which is fast heart? Tachycardia
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Which is slow heart? Bradycardia
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What is inotropic? Force
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What is chronotropic? Time or Rate
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What is dromotropic? Conduction
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