ANS Pharmacology Flashcards
prazosin, terazosin, doxazosin target role
- alpha 1 - antagonist
sympathetic function
- stimulates smooth muscle contraction - stimulates smooth muscle relaxation - stimulates SA/AV node depolarization
M3 receptor role
- secretion - smooth muscle contraction
vascular contraction and dilation are regulated normally by which parasympathetic receptors
- none!
problems with parasympathetic drugs
- toxicities may be a problem
beta 1 antagonist role
- decreased cardiac output
sympathetic hormones
- epineprhine - norepinephrine
alpha 2 role
- smooth muscle contraction
alpha 1 receptor role
- smooth muscle contraction
M2 antagonist role
- increased cardiac output
route of administration of parasympathetic drugs
- route of admin is key
beta 1 role
- SA/AV node depolarization
M2 receptor role
- inhibits SA/AV node depolarization
dobutamine target role
- beta 1 - agonist
parasympathetic hormones
- acetylcholine
beta 2 agonist vascular drugs
- none
M2 agonist drug
- none
acetylcholine receptors
- M2 and M3
M2 antagonist drugs
- atropine - glycopyrrolate
beta 1 antagonist drugs
- metoprolol - atenolol “LOL” WE’RE ANTAGONIST YOU, YOU BETA MALE THINKING YOU’RE #1
phenylephrine target role
- alpha 1 - agonist
beta 1 agonist roles
- SA/AV node depolarization - increased HR - increased cardiac output
beta 1 agonist drugs
- dobutamine - isoproterenol
sympathetic receptors
- alpha 1 and 2 - beta 1 and 2
dominant sympathetic receptor on the heart role
- beta 1 - increase HR
selectivity of parasympathetic drugs
- nonselective for M1-M5
beta 2 antagonist vascular drugs
- none
parasympathetic function
- stimulates secretion from glands - stimulates smooth muscle contraction - inhibits SA/AV node depolarization
beta 2 role
- smooth muscle relaxation
vascular contraction and dilation are regulated normally by which sympathetic receptors which cause which one wins?
- alpha 1 - vasoconstriction - increase BP - beta 2 - vasodilation - decrease BP - more alpha 1 than beta 2 so alpha 1 wins
dominant parasympathetic receptor on the heart role
- M2 - decrease HR
isoproterenol target role
- beta 1, 2, 3 - agonist
epinephrine target role
- alpha 1,2 - beta 1,2 - agonist
norepinephrine target role
- alpha 1,2 - beta 1,3 - agonist
autonomic functions in all organ systems
- secretion - smooth muscle contraction - smooth muscle relaxation - AV/SA node changes in cardiac myocyte
M2 agonist role
- SA/AV node hyperpolarization - decreased HR - reduced cardiac output
selectivity of sympathetic drugs
- selective for single receptors or a subset of receptors
alpha 1 antagonists vascular drugs
- prazosin - terazosin - doxazosin
clonidine target role
- alpha 2 presynaptic - agonist