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Autonomic Nervous System Flashcards

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bronchoconstriction test for asthma, some sort of cholinergic agonist, not specified

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methacholine

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alkaloid muscarinic agonist starts with p

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pilocarpine

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alkaloid muscarinic agonist starts with m

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muscarine

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4
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M1 selective agonist

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cevimeline

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5
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muscarinic agonist starts with b

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bethanechol

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muscarinic agonist starts with a

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arecoline (betel nuts)

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Nn partial agonist

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Varenicline

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cholinesterase inhibitors groups that contains the “Stigmines”

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carbamates

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9
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carbamate starts with n

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neostigmine

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2 carbamates start with p

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pyridostigmine, physostigmine

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11
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quarternary ammonium cholinesterase inhibitor

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edrophonium

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12
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group of AChE inhibitors that are irreversible if “aging” occurs

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organophosphates

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13
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organophosphate starts with e

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echothiophate

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organophosphate starts with d

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diisopropyl fluorphosphate

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15
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“other organophosphate pesticides” mentioned like once with no info (2)

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diclorvos, parthion (off market)

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16
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organophosphate starts with m

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malathion

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17
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organophosphate nerve agents (gasses) start with s (2)

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soman, sarin

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organophosphate nerve agents (gasses) starts with t

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tabun

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19
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treatment for organophosphate poisoning

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pralidoxime/2-PAM

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20
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muscarinic antagonist starts with a

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atropine

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21
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muscarinic antagonist starts with s

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scopolamine

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22
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muscarinic antagonist starts with b

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benztropine

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23
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muscarinic antagonist starts with t

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trihexyphenidyl

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24
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muscarinic antagonist starts with d

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diphenhydramine

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25
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topical muscarinic antagonists for eye exams (2)

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tropicamid, homatropine (tropis)

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muscarinic antagonist starts with g

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glycopyrrolate

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27
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muscarinic antagonists used for bronchodilation

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ipratroprium, tiotropium (tropium)

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28
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selective M3 antagonist starts with t

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tolterodine

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29
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drugs “similar to teolterodine” (3)

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festoterodine, darfenacin, solifenacin

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30
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muscarinic antagonits to prevent bladder spasms (2)

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oxybutynin, trospium

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31
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non-depolarizing competitive nicotinic antagonist starts with D

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D-tubocurarine

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32
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depolarizing nicotinic blocker

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succinylcholine

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33
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non-depolarizing competitive nicotinic antagonist, ganglion blocker (Nn), starts with h

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hexamethonium

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34
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non-depolarizing competitive nicotinic antagonist, ganglion blocker (Nn), starts with m

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mecamylamine

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35
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agonists at alpha and beta receptors

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catecholamines

36
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the 3 catecholamines

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epinephrine, norpinephrine, isoproterenol

37
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mixed acting alpha and beta agonist (causes release of NE)

38
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alpha agonists that start with p

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phenylephrine, pseudophedrine

39
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alpha agonist starts with o

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oxymetazoline

40
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alpha agonist starts with t

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tetrahydrozoline

41
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alpha agonist satrts with n

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naphazoline

42
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alpha agonist starts with m

43
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if it’s got a zoline, a phed, or a phen in it, it’s prolly a

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alpha agnoist

44
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alpha 2 agonist starts with c

45
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alpha 2 agonist starts with m

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methlydopa

46
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alpha 2 agonist starts with b

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brimonidine

47
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alpha 2 agonist starts with a

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apraclinidine

48
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alpha 2 agonist starts with d

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dexmedetomidine

49
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alpha 2 agonist starts with t

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tizanidine

50
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beta 1 agonist

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dobutamine

51
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beta 2 agonist starts with a

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albuterole

52
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“other” beta 2 agonist (4)

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Terbutaline
Pirbuterol
Bitolterol
Salmeterol

53
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“but”s and “erol”s are

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beta 2 agonists

54
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beta 3 agonist

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mirabegron

55
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adrenergic stimulant of sorts, “others” category, starts with a

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amphetamine

56
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adrenergic stimulant of sorts, “others” category, starts with m, tx for ADHD

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methylphenidate

57
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adrenergic stimulant of sorts, “others” category, starts with m, abused drug

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methamphetamine

58
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adrenergic stimulant of sorts, “others” category, starts with c

59
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adrenergic stimulant of sorts, “others” category, starts with t

60
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D1 agonist

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fenoldopam

61
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competitive, reversible a1 and a2 antagonist

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phentolamine

62
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reversible a1 antagonist starts with p

63
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reversible a1 antagonist starts with t

64
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reversible a1 antagonist starts with d

65
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reversible a1A antagonist starts with t

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tamsulosin

66
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reversible a1A antagonist starts with a

67
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if it ends with azosin or osin it’s a

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alpha 1 selective antagonist

68
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alpha 2 antagonist

69
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irreversible alpha antagonist

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phenoxybenzamine

70
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competitive B1 and B2 antagonist

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propranolol

71
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nonselective beta blocker starts with t

72
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nonselective beta blocker starts with n

73
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nonselective beta blocker starts with s

74
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if it ends with olol/alol it’s a

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beta blocker

75
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beta 1 antagonist starts with m

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metoprolol

76
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beta 1 antagonist starts with a

77
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beta 1 antagonists start with b (2)

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betaxolol, bisoprolol

78
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beta 1 antagonist starts with n

79
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beta 1 antagonist starts with e

80
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nonselective beta antagonista with intrinsic sympathetic activity start with p

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pindolol, penbutolol

81
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nonselective beta antagonist with intrinsic sympathetic activity starts with c

82
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selective B1 blocker with intrinsic sympathetic activity

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acebutolol

83
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beta and alpha blocker

84
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nonselective beta blocker that also blocks a1

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carvedilol

85
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inhibits release of NE from nerve terminals

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guanethidine

86
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decreases uptake and storage of NE in vesicles

87
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blocks tyrosine hydroxylase

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metryrosine

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