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Adrenergic Agonists Flashcards

1
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alpha or beta receptor activation. inactiv by COMT or MAO. poor oral abs. cannot readily cross BBB.

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Catecholamines

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2
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alpha or beta receptors. lipid soluble. maybe orally administered

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Non-catecholamines

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3
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What kind of uptake via NET? Uptake 1.

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Neuronal

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4
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Uptake 2 is what kind of uptake?

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Extra-neuronal

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5
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Which catecholamine(s) are removed by uptake 1?

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NE

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Which catecholamine(s) are removed via uptake 2?

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Epi and Isoproterenol

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7
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Final product of MAO/COMT degradation?

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MHGP

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8
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MHGP is converted mostly to:

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VMA

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9
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Increased levels of catecholamines and its metabolites in urine could indicate:

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Pheochromocytoma

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10
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Bound to surface membrane of mitochondria. Present in liver and intestinal epithelium. Converts catecholamines and other monoamines.

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MAO

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11
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Example of MAO inhibitor

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Pargyline

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12
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Acts through methylation of catechol-OH group into a methoxy derivative.

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COMT

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13
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Where can COMT be found?

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Adrenal medulla and other cells and tissues. Not found in noradrenergic neurons.

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14
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Action of catecholamines and sympathomimetics on alpha 1 receptor

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Peripheral excitatory on smooth muscles:

vasoconstriction, goosebumps, contraction of radial muscles of iris (mydriasis)

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15
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Action of catecholamines and sympathomimetics on beta 2

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Peripheral inhibitory:

relaxation of detrusor ms (prevents voiding), bronchial ms, GIT ms.

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16
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Action of catecholamines and sympathomimetics on beta 1

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Positive chronotropy, inotropy, dromotropy

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17
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Action of catecholamines and sympathomimetics on beta 3

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Mobilization of energy stores: Increased glucose and free fatty acids

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18
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Action of catecholamines and sympathomimetics on pancreatic alpha cells (which type of adrenergic receptor?)

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Beta receptor.

Increases glucagon.

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19
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Action of catecholamines and sympathomimetics on pancreatic beta cells (which type of adrenergic receptor?)

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Beta 2 receptor: increases insulin.

Alpha 2 receptor: inhibition of insulin, induces glucagon

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20
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Effect of epinephrine on insulin?

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inhibition via alpha 2 activation

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21
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Action of catecholamines and sympathomimetics on JG cells?

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alpha 2: inhibits renin secretion
beta 1 (& 2): enhances renin secretion
22
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Action of catecholamines and sympathomimetics on CNS?

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increases wakefulness (amphets) and suppress appetite

23
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Action of catecholamines and sympathomimetics on pre-synaptic?

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modulate NT release. inhibition by alpha 2 more important!

24
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Where are alpha 1A receptors found? What is the GPCR class?

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bladder neck, prostate

Gq

25
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Where are alpha 1B receptors found? What is the GPCR class?

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blood vessels

Gi (inhibition of adenlyl cyclase results in vasodilation)

26
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Beta 1 GPCR class?

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Gs

27
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Beta 2 GPCR class?

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Gs

28
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Where are D1 receptors found? GPCR class?

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renal, mesenteric, splanchnic, coronary, cerebral.

Gs

29
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D5 receptors are similar to

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D1 receptors

30
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D2-4 receptors GPCR class?

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Gi

31
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A decrease in receptor response via uncoupling of the receptor due to prolonged, high concentrations of agonist:

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homologous desensitization

32
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Broad unresponsiveness of receptor due to a different agonist:

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heterologous desensitization

33
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Parent compound of sympathomimeics

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phenylethylamine

34
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Substitution by -OH groups at C3 and C4 of phenylethylamine: absence of one or the other -OH group?

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reduced potency. phenylephrine

35
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Substitution by -OH groups at C3 and C4 of phenylethylamine: absence of both -OH groups?

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results in isopropylamines. ephedrine, aphetamine

36
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Substitution by -OH groups at C3 and C4 of phenylethylamine?

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results in catecholamines

37
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Substitution of amino group of phenylethylamine with METHYL?

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results in epinephrine. increased B receptor activity(lower alpha)

38
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Substitution of amino groups of phenylethylamine with ISOPROPYL?

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results in isoproterenol. increased beta receptor activity (no effect on alpha)

39
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Substitution of alpha carbon of phenylethylamine?

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results in ephedrine, amphetamines.

BLOCKS MAO oxidation (prolonged effect). ability to displace catecholamines.

40
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Substitution of beta carbon of phenylethylamine?

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NE, E, isoproterenol all have -OH at beta carbon. Facilitates storage of NT in vesicles.

41
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Effects of small dose of E?

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DECREASE in BP due to greater sensitivity of vascular beta 2(vasodilation -> decreased PVR). No increase in HR or contractility yet.

42
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Effects of large dose of E?

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INCREASE in BP due to increase heart rate/contractility.

43
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Dual stimulation of alpha 1 and beta 2 receptors in vasculature result in

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biphasic response.
alpha 1: vasoconstriction
beta 2: vasodilation

44
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Epinephrine on metabolism:

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glycogenolysis, lipolysis, gluconeogenesis, decreased uptake of glucose in peripheral tissues.

45
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Epinephrine on CNS:

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Nervousness, awareness of danger, restlessness, termors

46
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Epinephrine on respiratory:

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Bronchidilation (Beta 2)

Decreased bronchial secretion (alpha)

47
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Epinephrine on uterus:

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Inhibits uterine tone and contraction during last month of pregnancy.
Beta 2 agonits at parturition can delay premature labor

48
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Norepinephrine on uterus:

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No beta 2 action –> alpha 1 stimulation –> uterine contraction

49
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Epinephrine on urogenital:

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Relaxes detrusor muscle (beta 2) resulting in urinary retention.

50
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Epinephrine + nonselective beta blocker:

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alpha 1 unopposed –> increased TPR –> increased BP

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