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4. Pharmacologic Adrenergics Flashcards

1
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What are the steps of NE synthesis?

A

Phenyalanine –> tyrosine –> uptake by nerve–> DOPA –> Dopamine –> taken up into storage granules by active transport –> NE –> release

In renal medulla NE converted to Epi

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Enzyme that converts phyalanine into tyrosine?

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Phenylalanine hydroxylase

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3
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Enzyme that converts Tyrosine to Dopa? What drug inhibits this enzyme?

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Tyrosine hydroxylase

Metyrosine

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4
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What is the rate limiting step of NE synth?

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Tyrosine to Dopa

Tyrosine hydroxylase

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5
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Enzyme that converts Dopa to Dopamine? What drug inhibits this enzyme?

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Aromatic acid decarboxylase

Alpha methyl dopa

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Enzyme that converts Dopamine to NE? What drug inhibits this enzyme?

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Dopamine beta hydroxylase

Reserpine

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7
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Enzyme that converts NE to Epi?

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Phenylethanolamine N methyl transferase

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What is the most important way for NE to be removed from the cleft?

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Reuptake into presynaptic side (active transport)

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9
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How is NE removed from the cleft?

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Reuptake into presynaptic side (active transport)
Diffusion into circulation
Uptake by postsynaptic side (active transport)
Metab by COMT & MAO

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10
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What enzymes metabolize NE?

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Monoamine oxidase (MAO)
Catecholomethyltransferase (COMT)
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11
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What does MAO do? Where is it located?

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Metab catecholamines by deaminating

Pre-synaptic & postsynaptic

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What does COMT do? Where is it located?

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Metab catecholamines by causing O-methylation

Postsynaptic

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13
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Main mechanism of Ach removal from cleft? Main mechanism of NE removal from cleft?

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Breakdown

Reuptake

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14
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What are Sympathomimetic drugs? What are the 2 main types?

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Mimic symp stimulation
Direct (interact with receptor)
Indirect (affect release or reuptake of endogenous)
Combo

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What are the direct Sympathomimetic drugs?

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NE
Epi
Isopterenol (Iso)

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16
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What are the indirect Sympathomimetic drugs?

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Amphetamine
Tyramine
Cocaine
Imipramine

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17
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Which drug(s) increase NE release?

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Amphetamine

Tyramine

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18
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Which drug(s) decrease NE reuptake?

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Cocaine

Imipramine

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How would you test if a drug had direct or indirect Sympathomimetic effects?

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Give reserpine to deplete endogenous NE, then give drug. If it works it is direct

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20
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Which Sympathomimetic drugs work via a combo of direct & indirect action?

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Dopamine

Ephedrine

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21
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What are Sympatholytic drugs?

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Inhibit NE synth pathway

No longer used very often

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What are the Sympatholytic drugs?

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Reserpine, Metyrosine, Alpha methyl dopa & Guanathidine

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23
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What drug inhibits NE release into the cleft?

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Guanathidine

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24
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List the non-selective adrenergic receptor agonists in order of potency for alpha & beta:

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Alpha = Epi > NE >> Isopterenol
Beta = Iso > Epi > NE
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25
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What are the non-selective alpha adrenergic antagonists? What are the 2 types?

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Phentolamine (reversible)

Phenoxybenzamine (irreversible)

26
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What is the selective alpha 1 agonist?

A

Phenylepherine

27
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What is the selective alpha 1 antagonist?

A

Prazosin

28
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What is the selective alpha 2 agonist?

A

Clonodine

29
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What is the selective alpha 2 antagonist?

A

Yohimbe

30
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What is the non-selective beta antagonist?

A

Propranalol

31
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What is the selective beta 1 agonist?

A

Metoprolol

32
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What is the selective beta 2 agonist?

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Metaproterenol, albuterol, ritodrine

33
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What is the location & function of beta 3 receptors?

A

Stim lypolysis

Fat cells

34
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What are agonists for the Dopamine receptor?

A

Dopamine&raquo_space; epi

35
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List in order of potency the receptors for NE

A

Alpha 1 = alpha 2 = beta 1&raquo_space;beta 2

36
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List in order of potency the receptors for Phenylepherine

A

Only alpha 1

37
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Effects of NE?

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Alphas –> increase TPR & BP
Beta 1 –> increased contract
Reflex –> decreased BP

No change in CO due to beta 1 balancing out reflex

38
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Effects of Phenyelepherine?

A

same as NE

39
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BP is the dependent on what?

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TPR x SV x HR

40
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List in order of potency the receptors for low dose Epi

A

beta 1 = beta 2 > alpha 1 = alpha 2

41
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List in order of potency the receptors for high dose Epi

A

see NE

42
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Effects of high dose Epi?

A

see NE

43
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Effects of low dose Epi?

A

Beta 1 –> increased HR
Beta 2 –> decrease in TPR & decreased diastolic pressure
Alphas –> decreased renal & skin perfusion

Mean arterial pressure only increases slightly (systolic increases but diastolic decreases)

44
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List in order of potency the receptors for high dose Isoproterenol

A

beta 1 = beta 2

45
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Effects of Isoproterenol?

A

Same as low dose epi but mean arterial pressure decreases slightly cuz TPR & diastolic pressure a lower more

46
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Effects of Ephedrine?

A

Mainly indirect but some alpha & beta

Increase contractility
beta 2 –> bronchodilation
low/moderate doses –> increase in HR
high dose –> increased BP with bradycardia

47
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What sympathomemtic drug has a long duration?

A

ephedrine

48
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Effects of albuterol?

A

relaxes smooth muscle of airway

49
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Effects of Ritodrine?

A

relaxes smooth muscle fo uterus –> prevent premature birth

50
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Effects of Dopamine?

A

Increased blood flow
Moderate dose –> increased HR & contractility
High dose –> increased TPR

51
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Effects of Dobutamine?

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Increased contractility, HR & BP

High dose –> increase TPR

52
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Effects of Phentolamine & Phenoxybenzamine?

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Decreased TPR
Decreased BP in standing (no change in lying)
Reflex raise in HR & blood volume

53
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Side effects of Phentolamine & Phenoxybenzamine?

A

Postural hypotension

Tachycardia

54
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Effects of Prazosin?

A

Same as non-selective but less reflex

55
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Effects of propranalol?

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beta 1 –> decreased HR, AV conduction, contractility & CO = decreased BP
Beta 1 –> decrease renin –> decrease ang II

beta 2 –> Acute increase in TPR & increase in airway resistance

56
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Side effects of propranalol?

A

cardiac depression, lassititude (fatigue) & depression

57
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Effects of metoprolol?

A

Same as propranalol, but no effect on airway

58
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Where are dopamine receptors located?

A

CNS & renal

59
Q

What is the partial beta agonist?

A

Pindolol

60
Q

Pindolol is a what? Uses?

A

Partial beta agonist

HTN

61
Q

What is the combined alpha beta blocker?

A

Labetalol

62
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Labetalol is what? Uses?

A

Alpha & beta blocker

HTN emergency

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