adrenergics and antiadrenergics: betas 1+2 agonists and antagonists Flashcards
What do selective beta 1 agonist do to the SA node?
increases sinus rate, treats bradycardia
What do selective beta 1 agonists do to the AV node?
increases AV nodal conduction, treats heart block and cardiac arrest
What do selective beta 1 agonists do to the atria/ventricles?
increases FOC and SV, treats acute heart failure
what do selective beta 1 agonist do to the kidneys?
increases renin release, treats hypotension
Selective beta 1 agonist: Dobutamine
increases Force of Contraction; used for cardiogenic shock and acute congestive heart failure
Non selective beta 1 agonist: Isoproterenol
increases force of contraction
what do selective beta 1 antagonists do to SA node?
decreases sinus rate; treats tachycardia and angina
what do selective beta 1 antagonists do to AV node?
decreases AV nodal conduction; treats arrhythmias
what do selective beta 1 antagonists do to the atria/ventricles?
decreases FOC and SV; treats post MI, chronic heart failure, angina, arrythmias
what do selective beta 1 antagonists do to the kidneys
decreases renin release, treats hypertension
Selective Beta 1 antagonist drugs
Metoprolol succinate, Atenolol, Nebivolol, Bisoprolol, Acebutolol, Betaxolol, Esmolol
Nebivolol and Bisoprolol selectivity
They stay selective even at high doses
what do selective beta 2 agonists do to bronchial smooth muscle?
relaxation and bronchodilate; treats asthma, COPD and bronchospasms
what do selective beta 2 agonist do to the uterine smooth muscle?
relaxation, prevents premature labor
what do selective beta 2 agonists do to the vascular smooth muscle?
vasodilation (insignificant)