ADRENERGIC RECEPTOR AGONIST AND ANTAGONIST Flashcards

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What do adrenoreceptors do

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Adrenoceptors mediate central and peripheral actions of NA (NT) & Adr. (hormone & NT).

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Where are adrenoceptors found

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Found in nearly all peripheral tissues & on many neuronal populations within the CNS.

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Functions of adrenoceptos agonist and antagonist

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 Agonists & antagonists have proved useful in treatment of variety of diseases including hypertension, angina pectoris, CHF, asthma, depression, BPH & glaucoma.
 Also useful in therapeutic situations e.g. shock, premature labour, opioid withdrawal & as adjuncts to general anaesthesia.
AJA

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What are the types of adrenoreceptors

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α , β
α1, α2
β1 , β2 , β3 , β4
α2A , α2B , α2C , (α2D)
α1A , α1B , α1D , (α1L)

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What is α2D

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α2D is a species orthologue of the human α2A subtype hence it is not considered to be a separate subtype

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What is α1L

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α1L may represent a particular conformational state of the α1A-ADR.

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What tissues are alpha1 receptors found and what’s the effect

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• Most vascular smooth muscle ;contract (vascular resistance)
• Pupillary dilator muscle ; contract (mydriasis)
• Pilomotor smooth muscle ; contract (erects hair)

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What tissues are alpha 2 receptors found and their effect

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Adrenergic and cholinergic nerve terminals (inhibit transmitter release)
Platelets
Some vascular smooth muscle

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What’s the distribution of the adrenergic receptors

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Alpha 1: almost all effectors
Alpha 2: preganglionic neuron
Beta 1: heart
Beta 2: almost all effectors
Beta 3: adipocytes

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What are the distribution of the adrenergic receptors

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Alpha 1: Gq
Alpha 2: Gi
Beta 1-3: Gs

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What adrenergic receptor controls the eyes and it’s effect

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Alpha1, beta 2
Myadriasis (pupillary dilatation)

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What adrenergic receptor controls the salivary gland and it’s effect

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Alpha 1, beta 2
Thick mucus saliva

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What adrenergic receptor controls the lungs and it’s effect

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Beta 2
Bronchodialtion

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What adrenergic receptor affects the heart and it’s effect

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Beta 1
Increased HR and FC

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What adrenergic receptor affects the GIT and it’s effect

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Alpha 1 Beta 2
Reduced motility and increased feacal retention

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What adrenergic receptor affects the urinary tract and it’s effect

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Alpha 1 Beta 2
increased urinary retention

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What adrenergic receptor affects the Liver and it’s effect

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Beta 2 and alpha 1
Glycogenolysis

18
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What adrenergic receptor affects the kidney and it’s effect

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Beta 2
Stimulation of RAAS

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What adrenergic receptor affects fat and it’s effect

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Beta 3
Lipolysis

20
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What adrenergic receptor affects the genitals and it’s effect

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Alpha 1(male) Beta 2(female)
Ejaculation

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I’m the GIT, which adrenergic receptor affects GIT wall and sphincter specifically

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Beta 2 - wall
Alpha 1- sphincter