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IBHRE (Pharmacology)


Vaughan Williams Classification
(SoBePoCa)
Class I - Sodium blocking off
Class II - Beta blockers
Class III - Potassium blockading
Class IV - Calcium blocking




Class I affect on AP
Ia. (moderately) blocks rapid sodium contemporary via prolonging AP duration and
refractoriness, decreases conduction pace (shifts AP)
Ib. (vulnerable) sodium channel blocker, shortens AP duration, decreases refractoriness
Ic. (sturdy) powerful sodium inhibitor considerably depresses AP conduction speed (tilts AP)




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Class Ia capsules
Double Quarter Pounder
Disopyramide
Quinidine
Procainamide




Class Ib capsules
Lettuce pickle tomato mustard
Lidocaine
Phenytoin

, Tocainide
Mexilitine




Class Ic drugs
"Fries Please"
Flecainide
Propafenone
Moricizine




Class Ia issues
can be proarrhythmic
Quinidine tiers expanded with the aid of amiodarone




Class IB issues
extreme CNS facet effects, suppresses PVCs, lidocaine is powerful for VTs




Class Ic concerns
Flecainide used for AF/AFL to slow HR but has strong proarrhythmic impact on re-entrant
arrhythmias. Not indicated for patients with SHD




Class II
Beta blockers. Blocks sympathetic beta receptors and reduces automaticity of SA Node




Class II Considerations
would not continually suppress arrhythmias but most secure, slows AV conduction, blunts
arrhythmogenic movements of catecholamines, used for computerized and re-entrant
rhythms, no affect to AP




Class II Drugs
usually ends in "ol" (with exception of sotalol)




Class III

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