Autonomic Nervous System drugs

Question 1

What is Afferent?

Answer 1

sends impulses to the CNS

Question 2

What is Efferent?

Answer 2

receives impulses, transmits through the spinal cord to effector organ cells

Question 3

It is a Involuntary and Controls and regulates the heart, GI, respiratory system, bladder, eyes and glands

Answer 3

AUTONOMIC NS/ VISCERAL SYSTEM

Question 4

It is voluntary and Innervates the skeletal muscles

Answer 4

SOMATIC NS

Question 5

When Autonomic drugs are given, the goal is not to treat an autonomic disorder, it is to ________ of target organs through autonomic nerves

Answer 5

correct disorders

Question 6

Has a catechol ring and amines?

Answer 6

CATECHOLAMINES

Question 7

has no catechol ring

Answer 7

NONCATECHOLAMINES

Question 8

It influences one type of receptor

Answer 8

Selective

Question 9

It influences all receptors

Answer 9

non- selective

Question 10

what is the treatment in receptor Alpha 1

Answer 10

Hypotension, nasal congestion, dilation of pupils

Question 11

what is the treatment in receptor Alpha 2

Answer 11

Hypertension

Question 12

what is the treatment in receptor Beta 1

Answer 12

Heart failure, cardiac arrest, shock

Question 13

what is the treatment in receptor Beta 2

Answer 13

Asthma, premature labors of contraction

Question 14

What is the therapeutic use in Epinephrine drug

Answer 14

Cardiac arrest; asthma

Question 15

What is therapeutic use in Acetylcholine drug

Answer 15

Non-specific cholinergic effect, decreases CO, HR, BP, increase GI activity

Question 16

What is therapeutic use in Carbachol drug?

Answer 16

Not as susceptible to AChE, used locally to constrict pupil and decrease IOP

Question 17

drugs that produces a response?

Answer 17

Agonist

Question 18

drugs that blocks a response?

Answer 18

Antagonist

Question 19

What is a fight or flight response

Answer 19

Sympathetic

Question 20

what is rest and digest?

Answer 20

Parasympathetic