Adrenergic Agonists/Anatgonists

Question 1

Epinephrine

Answer 1

A1, A2, B1, B2, B3

Question 2

Norepinephrine

Answer 2

A1, A2, B1, B3

Question 3

Isoproterenol

Answer 3

B1, B2, B3

Question 4

Dobutamine

Answer 4

B1

Question 5

Dopamine

Answer 5

D1>B1>A1

Question 6

Fenoldopam

Answer 6

D1

Question 7

Clonidine

Answer 7

A2

Question 8

Methyldopa

Answer 8

A2

Question 9

Prazosin

Answer 9

A1 antagonist

Question 10

Phentolamine

Answer 10

A1, A2 Antagonists

Question 11

Phenylephrine

Answer 11

General Alpha Agonist (Pressor)

Question 12

Propanolol

Answer 12

Nonselective B blocker

Question 13

Nadolol

Answer 13

Nonselective B blocker

Question 14

Timolol

Answer 14

Nonselective B blocker

Question 15

Pindolol

Answer 15

Nonselective B blocker with Intrinsic Sympathomimetic Activity

Question 16

Carteolol

Answer 16

Nonselective B blocker with Intrinsic Sympathomimetic Activity

Question 17

Sotalol

Answer 17

Nonselective B blocker

Question 18

Atenolol

Answer 18

Cardioselective B blocker (A1)

Question 19

Acebutolol

Answer 19

Cardioselective B blocker with Intrinsic Sympathomimetic Activity

Question 20

Metoprolol

Answer 20

Cardioselective B blocker

Question 21

This is the universal preganglionic receptor and NT for both SNS and PNS

Answer 21

ACh/Nicotinic receptor

Question 22

PNS Receptor/NT

Answer 22

ACh/Muscarinic

Question 23

SNS Receptor/NT on sweat glands

Answer 23

ACh/Muscarinic

Question 24

SNS Receptor/NT on cardiac, sm, gland and nerve terminals

Answer 24

NE/Alpha and Beta

Question 25

SNS Receptor/NT on renal vascular SM

Answer 25

Dopamine/D1

Question 26

Somatic SKM Receptor/NT

Answer 26

ACh/Nicotinic

Question 27

Cardiac Receptor Effects | B1/M/A1/B2

Answer 27

Stimulation of heart rate/force Decrease in HR VC VD