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In this high-yield medical education podcast, we break down phenylephrine — a pure alpha-agonist vasopressor used in a variety of clinical situations. Whether you're managing hypotension in the operating room, ICU, or ED, this video covers what you need to know to safely and effectively use phenylephrine.

📌 In this podcast, you’ll learn: What is phenylephrine and how does it work? Mechanism of action: selective alpha-1 receptor agonism. Clinical indications: anesthesia-induced hypotension, neurogenic shock, reflex bradycardia. IV bolus vs infusion: how and when to dose it. Side effects and key contraindications. Evidence summary and clinical trial highlights. Rapid recap + board-style practice questions.

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