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Antiarrhythmics

CardiovascularDrug classHigh-yield for NCLEX

Also called or seen as: antiarrhythmic, amiodarone, adenosine, lidocaine, procainamide, sotalol

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🧠Concept mapSee how it all connects · 4 views · PDF›🎧PodcastAntiarrhythmics: Drugs That Can Cause New Rhythms · 5 min›🃏Flashcards12 cards›✅Practice questions14 questions · 7 Next Gen›

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