Pharmacology of Antihypertensive Meds (Beta Blockers and Alpha Agonists)

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In this video, we break down high-yield pharmacology concepts directly aligned with PA program learning objectives—perfect for mastering medication mechanisms, drug classes, contraindications, and clinical prescribing for the PANCE, OSCEs, and PA school exams.

All content is summarized from official PA school pharmacology lectures and verified drug reference sources to ensure accuracy and clinical relevance. The goal is to make complex drug mechanisms simple, visual, and highly applicable to real-world patient care.

This material was generated and organized using NotebookLM, reviewed for pharmacologic accuracy, and presented in a clear, step-by-step format to support PA students and exam-based learning.

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This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical or prescribing advice. Always follow current clinical guidelines, FDA labeling, and supervise patient care under a licensed provider.
All information is summarized and paraphrased to avoid direct quotation of copyrighted drug texts.
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