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Adrenergic Agonists Flashcards

1
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Where does the sympathetic NS arise from? Describe their pre/post ganglionic fibers

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Thoracolumbar
Short preganglionic
Long postganglionic

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Where does the parasympathetic NS arise from? Describe their pre/post ganglionic fibers

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Craniosacral
Long preganglionic
Short postganglionic

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How is the adrenal gland innervated by the autonomic NS?

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Sympathetic preganglionic from thoracic spine directly to adrenal medulla to induce epinephrine hormone secretion

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What kind of neurotransmitters are involved in the sympathetic nervous system and what are their receptors?

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Pre: ACh => Binds Nicotinic receptors
Post: NE => Binds adrenergic receptors

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W?hat kind of neurotransmitters are involved in the parasympathetic nervous system and what are their receptors?

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Pre: Ach => binds Nicotinic Receptors
Post: Ach => binds nicotinic and muscarinic receptors

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What are the exceptions to the sympathetic neurotransmitter properties?

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Sweat glands + some skeletal mucle in smooth muscle vasculature

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What are the effects of parasympathetic stimulation

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Miosis
Bradycardia
Bronchoconstriction
Increased GI motility
Increased bladder emptying
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What are the effects of sympathetic stimulation?

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Mydriasis
Inc HR
Inc Inotropy
Bronchodilation
Vascular constriction/diliation
Decreasd GI motility
Decreased Bladder emptying
Increased blood sugar/glycogenolysis
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9
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What does Tyrosine Hydroxylase do?

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Convert Tyrosine to Dopa, a precursor for Dopamine, which is a precursor for NE

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10
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Where is dopamine converted to NE?

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In the synaptic vesicle

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Where are a1 receptors found and what do they do?

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Vascular Smooth Muscle: Vasoconstriction
Pupillary DIlator Muscle: Mydriasis
Pilomotor: Erect hair

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Where are a2 receptors found and what do they do?

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adrenergic/cholinergic nerve terminals: decrease neurotransmitter release
Some smooth muslce: Vasoconstriction

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Where are B1 receptors found and what do they do?

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Heart: Increase HR and Increase Inotropy
JGA: Increase Renin secretion

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Where are B2 receptors found and what do they do?

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Lungs: Bronchodilations
Uterine/Vascular SMooth muscle: Relaxation
Liver: Increase glycogenolysis
Pancreatic B Cells: Increase insulin
Somatic Nerve Terminals: Tremor
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Where are D1 receptors found and what do they do?

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Renal + Sphlancnic Blood vessels : Relax and vasodilate

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Where are D2 receptors found and what do they do?

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Nerve Terminals: Inhibit Adenylyl Cyclase

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What G protein is a1 receptor coupled to and how does it act?

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Gaq : activates PLC -> cleave PIP2 -> inc IP3 + DAG -> Activate MLCK -> Phosphorylate light chain myosin -> contraction

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What G protein is a2 receptor coupled to and what does it do?

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Gai: decrease cAMP -> inhibit PKA -> inhibit voltage gated Ca2+ channels -> decrease neurotransmitter release

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What G protein is B1 receptor coupled to and what does it do?

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Gas: opposite of a2; Activate AC -> inc cAMP -> inc PKA -> phosphorylate Calcium channels

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What G protein is B2 receptor coupled 2 and what does it do?

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Gas: opposite of a1; inc cAMP -> inc PKA -> phosphorylate MLCK -> decrease enzyme activity on calmodulin -> decrease phosphorylation of myosin light chain -> relaxation

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21
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What are the nonselective direct acting adrenomimet

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NE
Epi
Dopamine

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What are the a1 selective adrenomimetics?

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Phenylephrine

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What are the a2 selective adrenomimetics?

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Clonidine

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What are the nonselective B agonists?

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Isoproterenol

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25
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What are the B1 selective agonists?

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Dobutamine

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26
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What are the B2 selective agonists?

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Albuterol

Terbutaline

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27
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What are the indirect acting adrenomimetics that release endogenous compounds?

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Ephedrine
Pseudoephedrine
Tyramine

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28
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What are the indirect acting adrenomimetics thatinhibit reuptake?

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Methylphenidate
Amphetamine
Methamphetamine

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29
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What is the efficacy ranking of a1 receptors?

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Epi > NE&raquo_space;» Isoproterenol

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What is the efficacy ranking of a2 receptors?

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Epi >= NE&raquo_space;»> Isoproterenol

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What is the efficacy ranking of B1 receptors?

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Isoproternol > Epi&raquo_space;» NE (not a full agonist)

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What is the efficacy ranking of B2 receptors?

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Isoproterenol > Epi =NE

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Why do we see a decrease in diastolic BP with low dose Epi?

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Activation of B2 receptors causing vasodilation

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Why do we see an increase in diastolic BP with high dose epi?

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Activation of a1 +a2 at increased levels override the effect of decreased diastolic bp from B2 receptor activation

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35
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What effects does Epi have?

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Low dose: dec diastolic BP, inc CO
High Dose: Inc TPR + CO
Bronchodilaiton
Dec bronchial secretions

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36
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What are the indications for EPi

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Anaphylaxis
Cardiac Arrest
Bronchospasm

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37
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What are the contraindications of Epi?

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Late term pregnancy

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38
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What are the toxicities of Epi?

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Arrhythmias, Cerebral Hemorrhage, Pulmonary Edema

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39
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What are the cardiovascular effects of NE?

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Increased CO and Systolic BP from B1 receptor activation
Vasoconstriction leading to inc diastolic BP from a1+a2

Inc diastolic BP -> Baroreceptor reflex-> dec HR

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40
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Why does the diastolic BP increase much more with NE than for Epi?

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NE does not bind to B2 -> no counter to a1 + a2 effects -> leads to large increase in diastolic BP

41
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What are the effectis of NE?

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Inc CO and TPR
Dec HR via baroreceptor reflex
Inc MAP

42
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What are the indications for NE?

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Vasodilatory Shock

43
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What are the toxicities for NE?

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Ischemia, HTN, Arrythmias

44
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What are the contraindications for NE?

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Preexisting Vasoconstriciton/ischemia

Late term pregnancy

45
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What are the effects of Dopamine?

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Low Rates: Dec TPR (D1) and Inc CO (B1)

High Rates: Inc MAP + TPR (a1 +a2+B1)

46
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What are the indications for dopamine?

A

Cardiogenic Shock

47
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What are the toxicities for dopamine?

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Hypotension at low rates due to D1

Ischemia at high rates due to adrenergic stimulation

48
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What are the contraindications for dopamine?

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Tachyarrhythmias

V-Fib

49
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What are the CV effects of isoproterenol?

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Inc CO (B1) and Dec Diastolic BP (B2)

Systolic initially goes up but decreases as diastolic bp decreases => widened pulse pressure

Inc HR due to reflex tachycardia from decreased diastolic BP

50
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What are the effects of isoproterenol?

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Non selective B agonist

Dec TPR, Inc CO, Bronchodilation

51
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What are the contraindications for Isoproterenol?

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Angina with arrhythmias

52
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What are the indications for isoproterenol?

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Bradycardia/Heart block when TPR is high

53
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What are the toxicities for isoproterenol?

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Tachyarrhythmias

54
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What effects does Dobutamine have?

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Selective B1 agonist

Inc CO

55
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What are the indications for dobutamine

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Short term for CHF/Cardiogenic shock

B- Blockade

56
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What are the toxicities for dobutamine?

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Arrhythmias, Hypotension

57
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What is unique about dobutamine?

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Increases inotropy more than increase in chronotropy -> good for increasing perfusion

No reflex tachycardia seen with isoproterenol due to limited B2 stimulation

58
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What are the effects of Terbutaline/Albuterol?

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Selective B2 agonists
Bronchodilation
Uterine relaxation

59
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What are the indications for Terbutaline/Albuterol?

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Bronchospasm

COPD

60
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What are the toxicities for Terbutaline/Albuterol?

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Tachycardia (at higher doses can activate B1)
Muscle Tremor
Tolerance

61
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What are the effects of phenylephrine?

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Selective a1 agonist
Inc TPR/MAP
Dec HR (Baroreflex)
Pupillary dilation
Dec bronchial/sinus secretions
62
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What are the indications for phenylephrine?

A

Anesthesia Hypotension
SV Tachycardia
Mydriatic Agent
NAsal decongestant

63
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What are the contraindications for phenylephrine?

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HTN

Vtach

64
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What are the toxicities for phenylephrine?

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HTN

65
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What are the effects of clonidine?

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Selective a2 agonist

Acute inc BP (peripheral ) => Dec BP (central)

66
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What are the indicaitons for clonidine?

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HTN due to sympathetic activation

67
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What are the toxicities of clonidine?

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Drymouth

HTN crisis after acute withdrawal

68
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What are the effects of indirect acting sympathomimetics?

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Inc TPR + Diastolic BP
Inc Inotropy. chronotropy + systolic BP
CNS stimulation

69
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What are the indications for indirect acting sympathomimetics?

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ADHD

Narcolepsy

70
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What are the contraindications for indirect acting sympathetomimetics?

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HTN
Rx with MAO inhbiitors
Atherosclerosis

71
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What are the nonselective adrenergic antagonists?

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propanolol
timolol
nadolol

72
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What are the cardioselective antagonists?

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B1 antagonists
Atenolol
Metroprolol

73
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What are the partial adrenergic agonists?

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B1 + B2

Pindolol

74
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What do all adrenergic antagonists do?

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Decrease HR and force of contraction

Decrease renin

75
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What needs to be considered when giving B-blockers?

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Dont give to asthmatics

B-Blockers may mask sx of hypoglycemia

76
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What are the effects of propanolol, timolol and nadolol?

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Nonselective B-blockers
Dec HR, contractility, renin
Dec sympathetic activation
Dec Aq humor production

77
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What are the indications for propanolol, timolol, nadolol?

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HTN
Glaucoma
Angina

78
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What are the contraindications for propanolol, timolol, nadolol?

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asthmatic bronchospasm
Sinus bradycardia
2nd/3rd degree heart block
Cardiogenic shock

79
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What are the toxicities of propanolol, timolol, nadolol?

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Bronchospasm
Mask Hypoglycemia
Bradycardia

80
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Which nonselective B-Blocker has the longest half life?

A

Nadolol

81
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What is timolol used for?

A

Opthalmic solution for glaucoma

82
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What are the effects of metroprolol, atenolol, esmolol?

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Cardiogenic B1 Blockers
Dec HR, contractility, renin
Dec sympathetic activation

83
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What are the indications of metroprolol, atenolol, esmolol?

A

HTN, angina, arrhythmia

84
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What are the contraindications for metroprolol, atenolol, esmolol?

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Sinus bradycardia
2nd/3rd degree heart block
Cardiogenic shock

85
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What are the toxicities of metroprolol, atenolol, esmolol?

A

Hypotension

Bradycardia

86
Q

Which cardiogenic B1 blockers can cross the BBB?

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MEtroprolol

Atenolol does NOT cross BBB

87
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What is esmolol used for?

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Used in ER as cardiogenic B1 blocker to reverse arrhythmias

88
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What does pindolol do?

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Partial agonist of B receptors

Partially decrease BP, cotnractiliy, renin, sympathetic activation

89
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What are the indications for pindolol?

A

HTN

90
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What are the nonselective a receptor blockers?

A

Phentolamine

Phenoxybenzamine

91
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What is the difference between phentolamine and phenoxybenzamine?

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Both are nonselective a-receptor blockers
Phentolamine is reversible
phenoxybenzamine is irreversible

92
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What are the effects of phentolamine/phenoxybenzamine?

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Dec BP, Inc chronotropy + Inotropy

93
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What are the indications for phentolamine/phenoxybenzamine?

A

HTN with pheochromocytoma

Extravasation from vasoconstriction

94
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What are the contraindications for phenotlamine/phenoxybenzamine?

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CAD

95
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What are the toxicities of phentolamine/phenoxybenzamine?

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Prolonged hypotension

Reflex Tachy

96
Q

What are hte selective a1 receptor blockers?

A

Prazosin,
Doxazosin
Terazosin

97
Q

What are the effects of prazosin, terazosin, doxazosin?

A

Inhibit vasoconstriction

Relax prostate smooth muscle

98
Q

What are the indications for prazosin, terazosin, doxazosin?

A

HTN

BPH

99
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What are the toxicities of prazosin, doxazosin, terazosin?

A

Orthostatic hypotension

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