Autonomic Nervous System drugs Flashcards
The nervous system works mainly in
Neurotransmitters
Differentiate afferent and efferent.
Afferent is out to in while efferent is in to out or its response is out.
What are the postganglionic neurotransmitters used most and more often by our SNS?
Norepinephrine
Give the 5 steps of synaptic transmission.
- Synthesis of the transmitter
2.Storage of neurotransmitter - Release of the neurotransmitter
- Action at the receptor
- Termination of transmission
Give me the 3 ways to terminate.
-5a reuptake
-5b enzymatic degradation
-5c diffusion away from the gap
What are the two types of receptors in the receptor site or target cells?
Nicotinic
Muscarinic
Increases your heart rate. Is it sympa or parasympa?
Sympa
Increases the peristalsis. Is it sympa or parasympa?
Parasympa
Antagonist
It is a key that does not fit the lock wherein it blocks the response to your target cells.
Beta 1 are most commonly helping in your (blank) and (blank)?
Heart and Kidney
Direct-acting sympathomimetic
It goes directly to the receptor site and it directly affects your receptor organs.
Catecholamines
It has a catechol ring and is given during emergencies.
What is the generic name of neozep?
Pseudoephedrine or phenylephrine
COPD means
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
What affects our urine output?
Bowel and bladder
