Hey Brian here. I just wanted to jump in before this session begins. Once I released a session

someone actually Crystal pointed out to me that I did make a mistake I mentioned and you'll

hear this as it comes up I'm not going to edit it out I'm just going to correct it here at the beginning of the show that

some sympathetic agents should not be used during pregnancy and that is incorrect

I sort of lump them all together they They should not be lumped together.

Methadopa is actually recommended during pregnancy. That and Labatolol are the two that generally

you would use as first line monotherapy or combination therapy for a pregnant woman.

Colonidine on the other hand should not be used during pregnancy.

In the notes, initially I'll go back and fix it.

In the notes and in the show I'm going to

lump those two together and say that they shouldn't be used during pregnancy that's

a mistake.

Methodopus certainly can be and that's a very easy test question something you

will likely see as a

test question so I want to make sure that that was correct and we got it right so

thanks to Crystal for writing that in and I hope that this takes care of the

problem good luck on your exams and happy holidays.

Hello and welcome to season 2 episode 16 of the Physician Assistant

Exam Review Podcast. This week we're going to be covering

hypertensive medications. My name is Brian Wallace. I'm the host and creator here at Physician

Assistant Exam Review podcast and at the website

www. physician assistant exam review.com you'll find all of the notes over there.

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