Cardiovascular Medications (Part 1) - Vasoactives, Inotropes, and Chronotropes

Update: 2021-08-16

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This week's lecture comes from our semi-annual Pharmacology Workshop. Listen to Michael Gooch discuss topics on how to improve your understanding and to identify five classes of medications utilized to manage hypertensive emergencies and to identify the indications for vasoactive support.

Find out more at https://courses.ccme.org/course/embootcamp/pharmacology

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Cardiovascular Medications (Part 1) - Vasoactives, Inotropes, and Chronotropes

W. Richard Bukata, MD / Michael Gooch, DNP, ENP

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Cardiovascular Medications (Part 1) - Vasoactives, Inotropes, and Chronotropes

W. Richard Bukata, MD / Michael Gooch, DNP, ENP

Cardiovascular Medications (Part 1) - Vasoactives, Inotropes, and Chronotropes