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Autonomic Drugs Flashcards

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Bethanechol: receptor

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Muscarinic agonist

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Bethanechol: 2 uses

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Post-operative ileus

Urinary retention

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Carbachol: receptor

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Muscarinic agonist

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Carbachol: 2 uses

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glaucoma

pupillary contraction

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Pilocarpine: receptor

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Muscarinic agonist

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Pilocarpine: 2 uses

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glaucoma, pupillary contraction

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Methacholine: receptor

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muscarinic agonist

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Methacholine: use

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asthma challenge test

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Neostigmine: receptor

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anticholinesterase

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Neostigmine: 4 uses

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post-operative/neurological ileus
urinary retention
Myasthenia Gravis
reversal of NMJ blockade

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Pyridostigmine: receptor

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anticholinesterase

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Pyridostigmine: use

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Myasthenia Gravis

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13
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Edrophonium: receptor

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anticholinesterase

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Edrophonium: use

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diagnosis of myasthenia gravis

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15
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Physostigmine: receptor

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anticholinesterase

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16
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Physostigmine: 2 uses

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glaucoma

atropine overdose

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17
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Echothiophate: receptor

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anticholinesterase

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18
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Echothiophate: use

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glaucoma

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19
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Donepezil: receptor

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anticholinesterase

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20
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Donepezil: use

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Alzheimer’s disease

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21
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Galantamine: receptor

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anticholinesterase

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Galantamine: use

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Alzheimer’s disease

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Rivastigmine: receptor

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anticholinesterase

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Rivastigmine: use

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Alzheimer’s disease

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Atropine: receptor

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muscarinic antagonist

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26
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Atropine: 3 uses

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Insecticide toxicity
dilation of eyes, cycloplegia
decreases secretions during sedation

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Homotropine: receptor

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muscarinic antagonist

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28
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Homotropine: use

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mydriasis

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29
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Tropicamide: receptor

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muscarinic antagonist

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30
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Tropicamide: use

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mydriasis

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31
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Pralidoxine: receptor

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chemical antagonist, regenerates cholinesterase

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32
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Pralidoxine: use

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Insecticide toxicity (use with atropine)

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33
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Ipratroprium: receptor

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muscarinic antagonist

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34
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Ipratroprium: use

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asthma, COPD

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35
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Benztropine: receptor

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muscarinic antagonist

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36
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Benztropine: use

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Parkinson’s

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37
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Scopolamine: receptor

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muscarinic antagonist

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38
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Scopolamine: use

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motion sickness

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39
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Oxybutynin: receptor

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muscarinic antagonist

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40
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Oxybutynin: use

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reduces urgency in mild cystitis, bladder spasms

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41
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Glycopyrrolate: receptor

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muscarinic antagonist

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42
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Glycopyrrolate: use

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decrease airway secretions in surgery

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43
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Methscopolamine: receptor

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muscarinic antagonist

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44
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Methscopolamine: use

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peptic ulcers

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45
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Propantheline: receptor

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muscarinic antagonist

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46
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Propantheline: use

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Peptic ulcers

47
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Hexamethonium: receptor

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Nicotinic receptor ganglionic blocker (para and symp blockade)

48
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Hexamethonium: use

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experimental, prevents vagal reflex to drugs

49
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Epinephrine: receptors

A

alpha 1/2

beta 1/2

50
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Epinephrine: 4 uses

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Anaphylactic shock
open angle glaucoma
asthma
hypotension

51
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Norepinephrine: receptors

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alpha 1/2 more than beta 1

52
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Norepinephrine: use

A

Septic shock, decreases renal perfusion

53
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Isoproterenol: receptors

A

beta 1/2

54
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Isoproterenol: use

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AV block (rarely used)

55
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Dopamine: receptors

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D1/2 more than beta more than alpha

56
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Dopamine: 2 uses

A

heart failure, increases renal perfusion

57
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Dobutamine: receptors

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beta 1 more than beta 2

58
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Dobutamine: 3 uses

A

cardiogenic shock
heart failure
stress testing

59
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Phenylephrine: receptors

A

alpha 1 more than alpha 2

60
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Phenylephrine: 3 uses

A

pupillary dilation
vasoconstriction, nasal decongestion
epistaxis

61
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Metaproterenol: receptors

A

beta 2 more than beta 1

62
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Metaproterenol: use

A

bronchodilation (asthma)

63
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Albuterol: receptors

A

beta 2 more than beta 1

64
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Albuterol: use

A

acute asthma

65
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Levalbuterol: receptors

A

beta 2 more than beta 1

66
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Levalbuterol: use

A

acute asthma

67
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Salmeterol: receptors

A

beta 2 more than beta 1

68
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Salmeterol: use

A

asthma long-term treatment

69
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Terbutaline: receptors

A

beta 2 more than beta 1

70
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Terbutaline: 2 uses

A

asthma

reduction of premature uterine contractions

71
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Ritodrine: receptor

A

beta 2

72
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Ritodrine: use

A

reduction of premature uterine contractions

73
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Amphetamine: mechanism

A

releases stored catecholamines (indirect sympathomimetic)

74
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Amphetamine: 4 uses

A

narcolepsy
obesity
ADD
major depressive disorder

75
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Ephedrine: mechanism

A

releases stored catecholamines

76
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Ephedrine: 3 uses

A

Nasal decongestion
Urinary incontinence
Hypotension

77
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Cocaine: mechanism

A

Reuptake inhibitor (NA, dopamine, serotonin)

78
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Cocaine: 2 uses

A

Vasoconstriction in nose

Local anesthesia

79
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Clonidine: receptor

A

Alpha 2 agonist

80
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Clonidine: use

A

renal disease (short acting)

81
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Alpha-methyldopa:receptor

A

Alpha 2 agonist

82
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Alpha-methyldopa: use

A

renal disease

High BP in pregnancy

83
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-olols and -alols: receptor

A

Beta blockers

84
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-olols and -alols: 2 uses

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High BP

comorbidities for heart disease

85
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Metroprolol: receptor

A

Beta blocker

86
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Metroprolol: use

A

MI

87
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Carbadolol: receptor

A

Beta blocker

88
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Carbadolol: use

A

MI

89
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Propranolol: receptor

A

Beta blocker (non-selective)

90
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Propranolol: use

A

SVT

thyroid storm

91
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Esmolol: receptor

A

Beta blocker (beta 1)

92
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Esmolol: use

A

SVT

93
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Timolol: receptor

A

Beta blocker (non-selective)

94
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Nadolol: receptor

A

Beta blocker (non-selective)

95
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Pindolol: receptor

A

Beta blocker (non-selective)

96
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Labetalol: receptor

A

Beta blocker (non-selective), alpha blocker

97
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Acebutolol: receptor

A

Beta 1 selective blocker

98
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Betaxolol: receptor

A

Beta 1 selective blocker

99
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Esmolol: receptor

A

Beta 1 selective blocker

100
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Atenolol: receptor

A

Beta 1 selective blocker

101
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Metrprolol: receptor

A

Beta 1 selective blocker

102
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Benefit of Beta 1 selective drugs

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Less asthma exacerbation

103
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Alpha 1 receptor action

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vasoconstriction (block to dilate)

104
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Alpha 2 receptor action

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vasodilation (block to constrict)

105
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Phenoxybenzanine: receptor

A

Non selective alpha blocker

106
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Phenoxybenzanine: use

A

Pheochromocytoma (give before beta blocker)

107
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Phentolamine: receptor

A

Alpha 1 blocker

108
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Phentolamine: use

A

Pheochromocytoma (reversible)

109
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-zosins: receptor

A

Alpha 1 blocker

110
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-zosins: use

A

Hypertension

Urinary retention in BPH

111
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Tamisulisan: receptor

A

Alpha 1 blocker

112
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Tamisulisan: use

A

Urinary retention in BPH

113
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Mirtazapine: receptor

A

Alpha 2 blocker

114
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Mirtazapine: use

A

Depression

Causes sedation and increased appetite

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