Beta Blockers PowerPoint Template

Beta-Blockers PPT Template: Medical Animated PowerPoint

• Beta-blockers PPT template is an animated medical PowerPoint presentation designed by RxSlides' team of medical professionals that takes you on a dynamic journey through the presentation of these essential medications.
• Our medical slides show the mechanism of action of beta-blockers with engaging animations, gaining a deeper understanding of how they interact with the body to regulate vital functions.
• You will impress your audience with clear, concise explanations and creative visuals, all delivered professionally and efficiently digestibly.

Content of Beta-Blockers PPT Template

• Cover slides for Beta-blockers PPT template.

Definition of beta receptors

• Beta receptors are mostly g-coupled protein Gs, Adrenergic receptors bound by catecholamines such as epinephrine and norepinephrine and Stimulated cAMP.
• Animated illustrations in the Beta-blockers PPT template explain that There are two principal signal transduction pathways involving the G protein-linked receptors: the cAMP signal pathway and the phosphatidylinositol signal pathway.
• Beta receptor sites are demonstrated in the Beta-blockers PPT template slides as beta 1 in the kidney and heart and beta 2 in the lungs and blood vessels.

Beta-blocker types

First generation: timolol, propranolol

• Timolol is available as an Ophthalmic Solution under the brand name Timoptic, produced by Merck.
• Propranolol is available as tablets and injections under the name Inderal and is produced by AstraZeneca.
• Propranolol long-acting capsules are also available as Inderal LA, produced by ANI Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Second generation: atenolol, acebutolol

• Atenolol is available as tablets and injections under the brand name Tenormin.
• Acebutolol is available under the brand name Sectral.

Third generation: labetalol, carvedilol

• Labetalol is available under the brand Trandate and produced by Prometheus Laboratories Inc.
• Labetalol is also available as an intravenous solution for emergency cases.
• Carvedilol is available under Coreg's brand https://coreg.com/patient-information/and produced by Waylis Therapeutics LLC.

Beta receptor activation effect during fight and flight mode

• A group of animated illustrations is inserted in this Beta-blockers PPT template to clarify the Beta receptor activation effect during fight-and-flight mode.
• Understanding the action and impact of beta-receptor activation will give you the basic concepts for a deep understanding of the mechanism of action of beta blockers.

Beta receptor activation effect on the eyes

• Animated illustrations show increased aqueous humor and pupil dilation in response to beta receptor activation.

Beta 1 receptor activation effect on the Heart

• Animated mechanism is used to explain the impact of Beta 1 receptor activation as follows:

Pacemaker Cells:

• Tiny channels in these cells let a few sodium ions in, raising the voltage slightly.
• This triggers a flood of calcium ions, boosting the voltage further.
• This "action potential" spreads, activating other heart cells.

Non-pacemaker Cells:

• The action potential opens sodium channels, letting more sodium in.
• This peaks the voltage, then potassium channels open, releasing potassium and lowering the voltage.
• Calcium channels open, allowing calcium in and triggering muscle contraction (actin and myosin).

Beta-receptor Boost:

• when adrenaline binds to beta receptors, it opens calcium channels directly.
• This leads to more calcium release and stronger contractions.
• You can notice that the animations of the Beta-blockers PowerPoint template explain how the Pacemaker cells set the rhythm and then an electrical wave triggers contraction in other cells.
• Dynamic medical slides show calcium is crucial in electrical signals and muscle activation.
• Beta-receptors can fine-tune the force of contraction.

Beta receptor activation effect on the lungs

• Dynamic animations show bronchodilation and increased oxygen due to Beta receptor activation.

Beta receptor activation effect on the kidneys

• Animated visuals show increased renin release and blood pressure in response to Beta receptor activation.

Beta receptor activation effect on the glucose

• This effect is explained with graphs showing increased glucagon secretion from the pancreas and gluconeogenesis and glycogenolysis in the liver, resulting in increased blood glucose levels.

Beta-blockers mechanism of action

• You will notice that dynamic illustrations in our animated Beta-blockers PPT template are also used to clarify the effect of blocking beta receptors on different organs.
• This effect will help us to understand the therapeutic effects of beta blockers.
• Eyes: decrease aqueous humor and pupil constriction
• Heart: reduced heart rate, reduced contractility, dropped oxygen, reduced blood pressure
• Kidney: decreased renin, angiotensin II, blood pressure
• Glucose: decreased glucose and glucagon
• GIT: decreased motility, decreased secretions.

Beta-blocker indications

• Indications are visualized with medical illustrations in the Beta-blockers PPT template; these indications include the following:
• Cardiovascular: tachycardia, hypertension, myocardial infarction, congestive heart failure, cardiac arrhythmia.
• Hyperthyroidism
• Essential tremors
• Glaucoma
• Anxiety
• Portal hypertension
• Migraine prophylaxis

Beta-blocker side effects

• Side effects are explained with medical icons, including bradycardia, bronchospasm, arrhythmia, dizziness, depression, fatigue, impotence and hypotension.

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