Cardiology

I.	Cardiac oral scenarios
II.	Open discussion
III.	Cardiac pharmacology
A.	Gases
1.	oxygen
B.	Sympathomimetics (including catecholamines)
1.	epinephrine
2.	norepinephrine
3.	isoproterenol
4.	dopamine
5.	dobutamine
6.	metaraminol
7.	amrinone
C.	Sympathetic blockers
1.	propranolol
2.	metoprolol
3.	labetalol
4.	esmolol
D.	Antiarrhythmics
1.	lidocaine
2.	procainamide
3.	bretylium
4.	adenosine
5.	verapamil
6.	diltiazem
7.	amiodarone
8.	phenytion
9.	edrophonium chloride
10.	magnesium sulfate
11.	propranolol
E.	Parasympatholytics
1.	atropine
F.	Cardiac glycosides
1.	digoxin
G.	Platelet aggregation inhibitors
1.	aspirin
H.	Thrombolytics
1.	streptokinase
2.	anistreplase
3.	alteplase
4.	activase
5.	retivase
6.	TnKase
I.	Alkalinizing agents
1.	sodium bicarb
J.	Analgesics
1.	morphine
2.	nitrous oxide
K.	Diuretics
1.	furosemide
2.	bumetanide
L.	Antianginal agents
1.	nitroglycerin
M.	Antihypertensives
1.	nifedipine
2.	sodium nitroprusside
3.	hydralazine
4.	diazoxide
N.	Other
1.	calcium chloride

IV.	ECG Interpretation
A.	Basic 5
B.	Complexes
C.	Significance
D.	Sample strips