How to remember Cardio Selective Beta Blockers
By Phartoonz
Updated
Beta blockers are important in pharmacology, there are two types of Beta blockers:
- Non selective: that means they block B1 and B2 receptors.
- Cardio selective: Only block B1 receptors in the heart.
How to Remember beta blockers that act only on the heart?
Betablockers Acting Exclusively At Myocardium
| B | Betaxolol |
| A | Acebutelol |
| E | Esmolol |
| A | Atenolol |
| M | Metoprolol |
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