Inductor value given in OHM/Amp
You're right in your assumption that those 'inductors' are simply ferrite beads. Some engineer has been lazy and didn't use a distinctive label/reference designator, although the ohms and amps do give it away somewhat.

Ferrite beads are characterized by their DC current rating and characteristic impedance at 100MHz, which is the ohms-value you read there. Their actual DC resistance is much lower, much less than 1 ohm typically.