Autonomic Nervous System drugs

Question 1

KINDS OF NEURONS

Answer 1

1. AFFERENT
2. EFFERENT

Question 2

AUTONOMIC NS/ VISCERAL SYSTEM

Answer 2

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

Question 3

SOMATIC NS

Answer 3

Voluntary, Innervates the skeletal muscles

Question 4

TERMINAL NEUROTRANSMITTER OF SYMPATHETIC NS

Answer 4

Norepinephrine

Question 5

TERMINAL NEUROTRANSMITTER OF PARASYMPATHETIC NS

Answer 5

Acetylcholine

Question 6

ADRENERGIC
AGONIST

Answer 6

STIMULATE THE SNS
SYMPATHOMIMETIC

Question 7

ADRENERGIC
ANTAGONIST

Answer 7

INHIBIT THE SNS
SYMPATHOLYTIC

Question 8

CHOLINERGIC
AGONIST

Answer 8

STIMULATE THE PNS
PARASYMPATHOMIMETIC

Question 9

CHOLINERGIC
ANTAGONIST

Answer 9

INHIBIT THE PNS
PARASYMPATHOLYTIC

Question 10

WHAT IS THE GOAL OF AUTONOMIC DRUGS?

Answer 10

to correct disorders of target organs through autonomic nerves

Question 11

ANS RECEPTORS

Answer 11

Alpha 1 - Receptor
Alpha 2 - Receptor
Beta 1 - Receptor
Beta 2 - Receptor

Question 12

SYMPATHOMIMETICS/ ADRENERGIC AGONISTS

Answer 12

Stimulate adrenergic receptors

Question 13

CATECHOLAMINES

Answer 13

Has a catechol ring and
amines

Question 14

NONCATECHOLAMINES

Answer 14

Has no catechol ring

Question 15

THERAPEUTIC
USES of Alpha 1

Answer 15

Hypotension, nasal
congestion, dilation of pupils

Question 16

THERAPEUTIC
USES of Alpha 2

Answer 16

Hypertension

Question 17

THERAPEUTIC
USES of Beta 1

Answer 17

Heart failure, cardiac arrest,
shock

Question 18

THERAPEUTIC
USES of Beta 2

Answer 18

Asthma, premature labors of
contraction

Question 19

CHOLINERGIC
AGONISTS

Answer 19

Mimic the parasympathetic
neurotransmitter acetylcholine

Question 20

ADRENERGIC BLOCKERS

Answer 20

Blocks alpha and beta
receptor blockers