Autonomic Nervous System drugs

Question 1

It is also known as the ‘sensory neurons’?

Answer 1

Afferent

Question 2

It is known as the ‘motor’?

Answer 2

Efferent

Question 3

The 5th and last step of the Synaptic Transmission?

Answer 3

Termination of the transmission

Question 4

The UK term for epinephrine is?

Answer 4

Adrenaline

Question 5

The first step of the Synaptic Transmission?

Answer 5

Synthesis of the neurotransmitter

Question 6

Alpha 2 is used for treatment of?

Answer 6

Hypertension

Question 7

In receptors that affects skeletal muscles, what does ‘Nm’ means?

Answer 7

Muscle contraction

Question 8

It is a decrease of 20mmHg or more in Systolic Blood Pressure and a decrease of 10mmHg of more in Diastolic Blood Pressure?

Answer 8

Orthostatic hypotension

Question 9

It doesn’t have catechol ring

Answer 9

Noncatecholamines

Question 10

In 2 Neuron Chain, The gap is called?

Answer 10

Synaptic gap or synapse

Question 11

A drugs that blocks a response

Answer 11

Antagonist

Question 12

B1 stands for?

Answer 12

Beta 1

Question 13

ECT stands for?

Answer 13

Electro Compulsive Therapy

Question 14

In Nursing process of Non-catecholamines, How many minutes is the interval of administration (inhalation)between doses?

Answer 14

2 minutes

Question 15

CBG stands for?

Answer 15

Capillary Blood Glucose

Question 16

It influences all receptors and has a side effect?

Answer 16

Non-selective

Question 17

After the Termination of the transmission, the body will have how many ways?

Answer 17

3

Question 18

Regulation of heart rate, Regulation of secretory glands, and regulation of smooth muscles are the three functions of?

Answer 18

Autonomic Nervous System

Question 19

Mydriasis is used during intraocular surgery because it can _____ pupils

Answer 19

Dilates

Question 20

In SNS, it makes the heart rate to?

Answer 20

Increase