Heart Failure Meds EXPLAINED: Furosemide, Lisinopril, Metoprolol & Digoxin — Visual Breakdown

Four meds fight the heart failure flood — here's exactly what each one does. Furosemide (opens the drain), lisinopril (relaxes the vessels), metoprolol (slows the pump), digoxin (strengthens the squeeze) — each with its action, side effects, danger signs, and what the nurse watches. Plus 2 exam questions with every wrong answer explained, and Memory Locks for all four drugs. Series: Heart Failure — Visual Process Series Watch the process first: Heart Failure — Left vs Right (on this channel) Visual study aid only — confirm all drug details with your program's drug guide. STAY SHARP, NURSES!