What is the formula for pharmacy salespersons to memorize medicines?

The pharmacy salesperson’s instructions for memorizing medicines are as follows:

1. Shorthand selection of antihypertensive drugs

Guanidine and hydrazine are prohibited in patients with coronary heart disease and angina.

Propranolol and nifedipine can lower blood pressure and resist heartache.

Guanetidine cannot be used if there is a cerebrovascular disease.

If the renal function is reduced, cardioguanethidine is contraindicated.

Dopaclonidine can be used. If there is ulcer, clonidine can be used.

In case of mental illness and elevated blood pressure, reserpine should be considered first.

2. Essential anti-angina drugs

Three types of anti-angina drugs, nitroglycerin dilates blood vessels.

It blocks the influx of calcium and nitropridine and blocks β-R propranolol.

Increase blood supply and reduce oxygen consumption, and increase the effectiveness of combined medication.

3. Antiarrhythmic drugs

Antiarrhythmic drugs are very complex, and cardiac electrophysiology governs them.

Three types of ions, potassium, sodium and calcium, are easy to separate.

Reducing self-discipline and eliminating relapse, two sentences about the principle of abnormality.

Bradycardia atropine, ventricular arrhythmia "licaine".

Atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, digoxin, and cardiac glycoside poisoning with phenytoin.

β-R blocks supraventricular properties and blocks calcium influx with Verapamil.

It can correct the "atrioventricular junction", amiodarone has all-round effects.

4. Cholinomimetic drugs

Cholinomimetic drugs are divided into two categories: excitatory receptor-inhibiting enzymes.

Pilocarpine acts on the eyes and is used externally to treat glaucoma.

Neostigmine resists esterase and is used to treat myasthenia gravis.

Physostigmine is highly toxic and plays an ophthalmic role in lowering intraocular pressure.

5. Atropine

Hyoscyamine atropine inhibits glandular smooth muscle.

The pupils dilate and intraocular pressure rises, regulating paralysis and rapid heart rate.

It greatly improves microcirculation and prevents central nervous system excitement.

It has a wide range of advantages and disadvantages, so pay attention to cardiovascular disease when using it.

There are six clinical uses: gastrointestinal colic can be relieved immediately.

Before taking secretion-suppressing anesthesia, conduct fundus examination with dilated pupils and spectacles.

Prevent "rainbow crystal sticking" and can cure bradycardia.

It is the first choice for relieving spasm in infectious shock and organophosphorus poisoning.

The responsibilities of pharmacy salespersons are:

1. Develop sales management system, commodity and material management system.

2. Complete planned sales on time.

3. Maintain environmental sanitation on counters, shelves, merchandise and floors.

4. Provide services to customers.

Pharmacy staff must understand their responsibilities and be proficient in knowledge about display tallying, counter sales, consumer psychology, etc., and be able to apply them freely to create good economic benefits for the pharmacy.