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Beta blockers (-olol)

CardiovascularDrug classHigh-yield for NCLEX

Spot it by the ending: -olol

Also called or seen as: beta blocker, beta-adrenergic blocker

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Related conditions

Calcium channel blockers (-dipine)Often confused with this one
ACE inhibitors (-pril)Cardiovascular
AnginaCardiovascular
AntiarrhythmicsCardiovascular
Aortic aneurysm and dissectionCardiovascular
ARBs (-sartan)Cardiovascular

Where it's taught

Cardiac RulesNCLEX Rules
Drug Classes by SuffixPractice Questions
Med Administration SafetyPractice Questions
Assessment AbbreviationsHealth Assessment

Also in these mind maps

Med Administration SafetySee: Check before you give
Drug Classes by SuffixSee: Blood pressure and heart
Cardiac RulesSee: Medication gates
Heart FailureSee: Medications

Illustrated guides

EKG Rhythms
Drug Suffixes
Med Safety & Pharm Principles
Charting Abbreviations