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Mnemonics : Pharmacology : antiarrhythmics

antiarrhythmics
Posted by RxPG on 14-Mar-2004
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antiarrhythmicsDrug
Mnemonic






Class IA
Procainamide

Professor



 
Quinidine

Quackers



 
Disopyramide



"dissed" *





Class IB

Lidocaine

Lydia's


 
Phenytoin

penny


 
Mexiletine

Mexican


 
Tocainide



Tacos





Class IC

Flecainide

feeling


 
Propafenone



profaned





Class II

Propranolol

proper


 
Beta
Blockers



Bertha
Butt





Class
III
Amiodarone

amiable


 
Bretylium

British


 
Solatol



socialite





Class IV

Verapamil

virtually



 
Diltiazem



dismembered
'im





Atropine










Adenosine










 


Read as:Professor
Quackers "dissed" - Lydia's penny
Mexican tacos. - Feeling profaned, - proper
Bertha Butt - (amiable British socialite) -
virtually dismembered 'im.
or
Professor Quackers dissed Lydia's Penny
Mexican Tacos. Feeling profaned, proper Bertha
Butt, (amiable British socialite), virtually
dismembered 'im.
*Note: "Dissed" is
used here as the slang term "dis" -
from dismiss. I.e., "Don't 'dis' me,
man!"
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