ANS Flashcards

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7 methods drugs interact with NS

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  1. inhibit or enhance effects of modulation nerves
  2. inhibit or enhance effects of ion channels
  3. receptor agonist
  4. receptor antagonist
  5. prevent the re-uptake of neurotransmitters
  6. inhibit the storage vesicles
  7. inhibit the breakdown of neurotransmitters
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Actions of α receptors

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-vasoconstriction
-smooth muscle constriction
Agonist- decongestant, hypertension
Antagonist- hypertension, BPH

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β1 receptor actions

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-increase cardiac output
-renin release from KI
Antagoninst- cardiac arrhythmias, angina, pectoris, hypertension

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β2 receptor actions

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-smooth muscle relaxation (bronchi)

Agonist- Asthma, bronchitis

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What is a sympathomimetic?

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A drug that “mimic” stimulants of the sympathetic NS

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Sympathomimetic MOA

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Bind to adrenergic receptors α and β

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Sympathomimetic indications

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  • asthma
  • allergies
  • weight loss
  • concentration
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Sympathomimetic drugs

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  • ephedra
  • cocaine
  • amphetamines
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What is a sympatholytic?

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drug that lyse or inhibit sympathetic tone

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Epinephrine MOA

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Bind to adrenergic receptors α and β

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Epinephrine Indications

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  • anaphylaxis
  • sepsis
  • cardiac arrest
  • asthma
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Epinephrine side effects

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  • heart palp, tachycardia, hypertension
  • anxiety, headache
  • acute pulmonary edema
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Epinephrine PK

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Short half-life due to COMT and MAO enzymes

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Ephedrine MOA

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  • releases stored NE from storage vesicles

- directly stimulates adrenergic receptors α and β

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Ephedra Indications

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  • asthma
  • sinusitis
  • allergies
  • weight loss
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Ephedrine cautions

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  • hypertension, angina

- raises dopamine

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Ephedrine PK

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not a catecholamine ( not inactivated by COMT)

less intense and relatively longer duration than EN/NE

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Synephrine plant

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bitter orange

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Synephrine MOA

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binds to adrenergic receptors

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Synephrine Indications

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  • weight loss
  • digestion
  • decongestant
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Synephrine cautions

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relatively safe

hypertension, angina

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Synephrine PK

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not catecholamine

less intense and relatively longer duration than EN/NE

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Caffeine indications

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  • headaches

- stimulant

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Caffeine MOA

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  • inhibits adenosine receptors, increases release of catecholamines
  • inhibits phosphodiesterase enzyme ( increase cAMP)
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Caffeine safety
risk of miscarriage > 2 cups
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Adenosine antagonist
- stimulates SNS (inc. EP) | - increase dopamine in CNS
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Sympathomimetic pungent herbs
- cayenne - ginger - eugenol - garlic
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Pungent herm MOA
- stimulates transient receptor potential vanillin (TRVP1) | - causes adrenalin release
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Pungent herb actions
- circulatory stimulent - diaphoretic - expectorant - stimulate cough reflex
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Pungent herb interactions
-ACE inhibitors (
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Thermogenic compound MOA
- increase heat production - increase basal metabolic rate - increase oxidation of fat
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Thermogenic Compounds indications
- appetite suppressant | - weight loss
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Thermogenic herbs
- ephedra - bitter orange - ECGC - cayenne - ginger
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Oxymetazolin MOA
- α1 agonist (vasoconstriction)
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Oxymetazolin indications
- decongestant (topical) | - adjunctive: otitis media
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Oxymetazolin safety
- topical avoids systemic side-effects - 3-5 days max - rebound congestion occurs - frequent application causes ischemia
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Clonidine MOA
- α2 agonist - crosses BBB - decreases release of EP/NE
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Chlonidine side effects
fatigue | dry mouth
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Clonidine indications
- hypertension | - tourettes, opiod withdrawal, side effects of stimulants
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Clonidine caution
- rebound hypertension with abrupt discontinuation
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α1 blockers
-zosin | doxazosin, terazosin, alfuzosin, tamsulosin
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α1 blockers indication
- BPH | - hypertension
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α1 blockers MOA
- α1 receptor antagonist - vasodilator - relax smooth muscles and sphincters
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α1 blockers safety
-retrograde ejaculation
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BB MOA
- β1 receptor antagonist - selectively block EP/NE for binding to β receptors - decreases cardiac output - decrease HR - decrease BP
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BB Indications
- cardiac arrhythmias - angina pectoris - hypertension - glaucoma (topically)
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BB side effects
- bronchospasm - decreased circulation, hypotension, heart failure, fatigue, dizziness - nausea, diarrhea - erectile dysfunction - diabetes - insomnia
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β2 Agonist
salbutamol (albuterol)
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β2 Agonist indications
- asthma | - pulmonary conditions
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β2 agonist MOA
- dilate the bronchioles to increase airflow | - occurs in minutes and lasts 4-6 hours
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β2 Agonist side effects
less common with inhalers - insomnia - anxiety - tremors - cardiovascular symptoms
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Parasympathetic System Antagonists
- atropine - oxybutynin - tolterodine
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Parasympathetic system agonist
Ach muscarine pilocarpine
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Muscarine receptors
- smooth muscle and secretory glands - increase secretions - pupil constriction - constriction of smooth muscle
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Pilocarpine MOA
Muscarinic agonist | -stimulates parasympathetic system (mitosis, bodily excretion and digestive fluids)
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Pilocarpine symptoms
``` SLUDGE salication lacrimation urination defecation gastrointestinal upset emesis ```
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Cholinesterase inhibitors MOA
- inhibits cholinesterase enzyme | - increases ACh levels
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Cholinesterase Sources
drugs- carbamates herbs- calabar bean other- nerve gas, insecticides
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Donepezil
Cholinesterase inhibitor, parasympathomimetic
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Donepezil MOA
crosses BBB inhibits breakdown of Ach increases cognitive function
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Donepezil Indications
Mild- moderate dementia of the Alzheimer's type
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Donepezil side effects
``` SLUDGE salvation lactrimation urination defecation gastrointestinal upset emesis ```
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Parasympatholytic
Anticholinergics
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Anticholinergic MOA
- inhibits binding of Ach to receptors | - suppress parasympathetic nervous system
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Anticholinergic Uses
- colic - opthamic use - brachycardia, heart block - asthma
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Anticholinergic drug
oxybutynin | tolterodine
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Anticholinergic side effects
- dry mouth, constipation, sore throat - mydriasis, photophobia, diplopia, - urine retention - ataxia, hallucinations, confusion - no sweating
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Oxybutynin antagonist of which receptor
muscarinic
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oxybutynin indications
urniary incontinence enuresis hyperhydrosis
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oxybutynin contraindications
urinary retention gastric retention glaucoma
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tolterodine indications
urinary incontinence | enuresis
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tolterodine contraindications
urinary retention gastric retention glaucoma
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tolterodine indications
urniary incontinence | enuresis
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Nicotinic agonist drugs
nicotine patch | tobacco products
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Dicotnic agonist indications
smoking cessation | alzheimers, tourettes, parkinsons, schizophrenia, adhd, uncerative volitis
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Nicotinic agonist withdrawal symptoms
nervousness poor concentration fatigue
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Nicotinic agonist side effects
- nausea, vominting, diarrhea - headaches, dizziness - sweating - dyspnea - arrhythmias, chest pain - addiction
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Curare target receptor
nicotinic antagonist
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Curare MOA
competitive antagonist of nicotinic receptors on post synaptic membrane of neuromuscular junction
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Poison Hemlock
Nicotninc agonist and antagonist
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Poison Hemlock MOA
activates nicotinic receptors and then later blocks them | death results from reps. failure and cardiovascular collapse