ANS Part 2 Flashcards
Alpha 1 agonists given orally
Causes systemic vasoconstriction
Most common side effect of terbutaline
Tachycardia, therefore they made inhalers
D1
Ag: fenoldopam(antihypertensive)
Vasodilator and natriuretic
D2
Bromocriptine- for hyperprolactinemia(acts as prolactin inhibiting)
D4
Antag: clozapine- antipsychotic
Blocks dopamine receptors in cns
Beta-phenylethylamine
Parent compound of sympatomimetic amines
Benzene ring + ethylamine side chains
CHANGING STRUCTURE CHANGES EFFICACY AND KINETICS
Terminal amino, benzene, alpha and beta carbon
Pure alpha agonist phenylephrine
Inc arterial resistance, inc bp, dec hr
Mosent inotropic activity
Pure beta agonist isoproterenol
Inc CO, inc SBP
Dec PVR, dec DBP
Intraocular pressure
Alpha agonist- inc outflow of aqueous humor
Beta agonist- dec production of aqueous humor
Epinephrine
Most potent stimulant Non selective adrenergic agonist Inc bp(ino, chrono--beta1, vasoconstriction-alpha1) Inc glucose(metab)
Epinephrine use and toxicity
Cardiac rhythm, hypersensitivity, relieve bronchospasm
Fear, anxiety, restlessness
Not indicated for those with arrythmia
Norepinephrine
Non selective adre ag
Little effect on b2
Baroreceptor reflex overcomes chronotropic
Dopamine
Non selec adre ag
Low- d1 vasod, inc renal bloodflow, in hypovolemic shock
D2 presynaptic inhibit ne release
Inter- b1
High- a1 vasoc
Dopamine precaution, uses, toxicity
P: Those with mao inhibitor, hypovolemia
U: shock with low TPR, oliguria, cardiogenic and septicemic shock
T: nausea, vomiting, headache
Isoproterenol
Potent b receptor agonist, little effect on a, same as ne
U: stimulate cardiac activity, asthma, shock(but replaced)
T: palpitations, tachycardia, headache, flushing, ischemia