All undergo at least partial hepatic metabolism.All are well absorbed orally (this feature makes them popular antihypertensives).Pharmacological properties of commonly used calcium channel blockers Additional resources should include the LITFL CCC entry, which is clear and concise. The cardinal differences in these two toxicological syndromes are discussed at the very end of this chapter, which otherwise mainly deals with calcium channel blockers on their own. An ideal resource for answering such a question can be found in DeWitt and Waksman's article from Toxicological reviews (2004) - they basically answer the college question for you. Question 9 from the first paper of 2020 presented calcium channel blocker overdose as the main point of discussion, and Question 14 from the second paper of 2006 asked the candidates to compare beta blockers and calcium channel blockers in a "compare and contrast" table.
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