ANS 2 Flashcards

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Alpha1 adrenergic stimulation:

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▫️vasoconstriction (causes HBP)
▫️decreases motility of GI tract (constipation, abd.bloating)
▫️decreased insulin production (monitor for diabetic/prediabetic)
▫️contraction of pregnant uterus (oxytocin has alpha1 agonist properties)

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Beta1 Adrenergic Stimulation

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▫️significant cardiac effects
       ⬆️HR
       ⬆️force of contraction 
▫️significant kidney effects 
      ⬆️ renin release
       Renin causes ⬆️ in BP

**VS should be taken b4 giving this med
Contraindication for pt.w/ tachycardia

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Beta2 adrenergic stimulation

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▫️bronchodilation (good for pt.w/ asthma)
▫️relaxation of pregnant uterus
▫️⬇️motility and tone of GI tract (pt. may experience constipation)

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Drugs that stimulate/simulate the Sympathetic Nervous System are called:

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Adrenergic agonist

◽️affect♥️, blood vessels, lungs

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____ is the primary neurotransmitter released at adrenergic receptors, w/c maybe nicotinic or muscarinic

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Norepinephrine

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Drugs that inhibits SNS are called:

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▫️sympatholytics

▫️adrenergic antagonist

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What side effects do you need to assess for giving beta2 antagonist?

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Skeletal muscle tremor, tachycardia
Headache & dizziness, nausea & vomiting
diarrhea

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What patients would more likely have effects from Beta2 antagonist?

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post-term pregnancy, constipated Pt., hypotensive Pt.

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