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Hello there. I'm Nurse Moe, and welcome to Mo's Monday Minute, a shorty episode of the Straight A Nursing podcast where I share a quick tip you can start using to improve your practice

or habits right away. For more in-depth topics, check out the episodes I release on Thursdays.

So have you noticed that there are different beta blockers out there? Yes, you probably have.

Beta blockers like Labelol and Metoprolol sound very, very similar and, you know, you might think, ah, they're interchangeable,

whether my patient's on the beta law or metoprolol, probably no big deal, right?

Actually, no, they're actually different.

And I'm going to explain the difference to you here today in this shorty episode.

Yes, La beta law and metoprolol are both beta blockers, but each one is chosen based on some

very important criteria. And oftentimes, or most of the time, this has to do with the patient's

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