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Autonomic Nervous System Drugs Flashcards

1
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acetylcholine category?

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parasympathomimetic

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acetylcholine MOA?

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muscarinic & nicotinic agonist

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bethancehol category?

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parasympathomimetic

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bethanechol MOA?

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muscarinic agonist

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pilocarpine category?

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parasympathomimetic

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pilocarpine MOA?

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muscarinic agonist

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neostigmine category?

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parasympathomimetic

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neostigmine MOA?

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reversible cholinesterase inhibitor

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malathione category?

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parasympathomimetic

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malathione MOA?

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irreversible cholinesterase inhibitor

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atropine category?

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parasympatholytic

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atropine MOA?

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muscarinic receptor antagonist

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scopolamine category?

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parasympatholytic

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14
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scopolamine MOA?

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muscarinic receptor antagonist

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ipratropium (atrovent) category?

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parasympatholytic

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ipratropium (atrovent) MOA?

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muscarinic receptor antagonist

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EPI category?

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sympathomimetic

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EPI MOA?

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stimulates alpha & beta receptors

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phenylephrine category?

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sympathomimetic

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20
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phenylephrine MOA?

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alpha 1 receptor agonist

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clonidine (catapres) category?

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sympathomimetic

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clonidine (catapres) MOA?

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alpha 2 receptor agonist

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isoproterenol category?

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sympathomimetic

24
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isoproterenol MOA?

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beta 1 and 2 receptor agonist

25
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albuterol category?

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sympathomimetic

26
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albuterol MOA?

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beta 2 receptor agonist

27
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amphetamine category?

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sympathomimetic

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amphetamine MOA?

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stimulates the release of NE and dopamine

29
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phenelzine category?

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sympathomimetic

30
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phenelzine MOA?

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MAO inhibitor

31
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prazocin (minipress) category?

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sympatholytic

32
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prazocin (minipress) MOA?

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alpha 1 receptor antagonist

33
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propranolol category?

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sympatholytic

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propranolol MOA?

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beta 1 & 2 receptor antagonist

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metoprolol category?

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sympatholytic

36
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metoprolol MOA?

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beta 1 receptor antagonist

37
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reserpine category?

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sympatholytic

38
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reserpine MOA?

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promotes release of NE and reduces re-uptake resulting in depletion of NE stores

39
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distinguishing characteristics: Rapidly hydrolyzed by esterases; acts on both muscarinic and nicotinic receptors; quaternary ammonium group invokes a polarity
predicted actions: Short half-life (sec); diffuse activity; limited distribution
uses: local opthalmic use if other options aren’t available

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acetylcholine

40
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distinguishing characteristics: Not metabolized by esterase enzymes; quaternary ammonium compound; particular affinity for the gut and bladder smooth muscle; oral administration is preferred
predicted actions: Longer half-life allows for distribution to areas of low perfusion; no CNS effect
uses: post-op gastroparesis, urinary retention, xerostomia, ocular diagnostics

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bethanechol

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distinguishing characteristics: Resistant to esterases; plant origin, tertiary ammonium compound; preferential activity on sweat glands
predicted actions: Will cause accomodation; may cause CNS effects at high plasma levels; duration of action is up to 8 hours
uses: glaucoma, xerostomia
SEs: diaphoresis

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pilocarpine

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distinguishing characteristics: Contains an ester group - slowly hydrolyzed (half-life is 1-2hrs); quaternary ammonium compound; poorly absorbed orally
predicted actions: Elevates Ach levels; causes both muscarinic and nicotinic stimulation
uses: miosis, glaucoma, myasthenia gravis, antidote to atropine, atonic gut or bladder

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neostigmine

43
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distinguishing characteristics: Not hydrolyzed by esterase enzymes; binds covalently to esterase enzymes; tertiary ammonium compound; rapidly absorbed through multiple routes
predicted actions: causes SLUD & other ANS activities, causes CNS distribution, chemical weapon
uses: insecticide, chemical warfare, not used medically
atropine is antidote

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malathione

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distinguishing characteristics: Resistant to hydrolysis by esterases; plant origin, tertiary ammonium compound; metabolized in liver with a half-life of 4hrs
predicted actions: Inhibits SLUD and other parasympathetic activities
uses: mydiasis, cycloplegia, antidote to parasympathomimetics, diarrhea, historical asthma tx

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atropine

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distinguishing characteristics: Greater CNS distribution than atropine; similar to atropine otherwise; plant source - Hyocyamus niger
predicted actions: Greater CNS effects/abuse potential than atropine; used less frequently
uses: Motion sickness

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scopolamine

46
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distinguishing characteristics: Quaternary ammonium compound; minimal inhibition of mucociliary clearance
predicted actions: No CNS effects; bronchodilation; limited mucous accumulation
muscarinic antagonist

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ipratropium

47
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distinguishing characteristics: Metabolized in many tissues; more Beta and Alpha activity; ineffective orally
predicated actions: Very short half-life (min)
uses: Cardiac emergencies; bronchospasm; adjunct to local anesthesia

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ephinephrine

48
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distinguishing characteristics: Limited access to CNS; effective orally
uses: Nasal decongestant; mydriatic
SEs: rebound congestion, increased peripheral resistance, reflex bradycardia

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phenylephrine

49
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distinguishing characteristics: Crosses BBB; prefers alpha receptors in the brainstem; long half-life and duration of action; diminish discharge from medular vasomotor center; effective orally
uses: Antihypertensive
SEs: Dry mouth; sedation; sexual dysfunction

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clonidine

50
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distinguishing characteristics: Metabolized by COMT; short duration of action
predicted actions: Tachycardia; bronchodilation; replaced by more selective beta agonists
uses: Cardiac arrest

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isoproterenol

51
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distinguishing characteristics: Limited CV effects; duration of action is several hours; effective orally or by inhalation
uses: Bronchodilator
SEs: weak and ocassional tachycardia, vasodilation

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albuterol

52
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distinguishing characteristics: Enters the CNS; Inhibits MAO
predicted actions: Vasoconstriction, cardiac stimulation, inc. BP; mydriasis - NE; CNS stimulation: euphoria, insomnia, anxiety, loss of appetite, hyperthermia
uses: narcolepsy, obesity, ADHD
highly abused, controlled substance

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amphetamine

53
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distinguishing characteristics: Readily absorbed; crosses BBB; increases synaptic catecholamine levels
uses: antidepressant

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phenelzine

54
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distinguishing characteristics: Highly protein bound (only 5% free); effective orally
uses: HTN

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prazocin

55
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distinguishing characteristics: Very lipid soluble; significant 1st pass metabolism; highly variable plasma levels
uses: Antihypertensive; antiangina; antiarrythmic

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propranolol

56
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distinguishing characteristics: Similar to propranolol

uses: Antihypertensive without risk to asthma and diabetic patients

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metoprolol

57
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distinguishing characteristics: Derived from plant; transitory sympathomimetic followed by prolonged sympatholytic effect; Antiquated for therapeutic use - more for research
uses: anti-HTN

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reserpine

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