autonomics Flashcards

1
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a1 receptors (1 feature)

A

230 increase in intestinal and bladder spincter muscle contraction

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2
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a2 receptors

A

230 decreases lipoylisis, increase platelet aggregation, , decrease aqueous humor production

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3
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b1 receptor

A

increase lipolysis 230

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4
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b2 receptor

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involved in hypokalemia, increase lipoylsis, 230

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5
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b3 receptor

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increase lipolysis, increase thermogenesis in skeletal muscle, increase in bladder relaxation 230

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6
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m1 receptors

A

stimulates cognitive function, stimulates enteric nervous system

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7
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m2 receptors

A

230

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8
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m3 receptors

A

excorine glad secretions, (lacrimal, sweat, salivary, gastric acid), gut peristalsis, increase in insulin

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9
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d1 receptor

A

230

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10
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d1 receptor

A

230

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11
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h1 receptor

A

nasal and bronchial mucous production, vascular permeability and vasdoilation, contraction of bronchioles, pruitism pain

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12
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h2

A

230

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13
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amphetamine mech

A

releases stored catecholamines and inhibits reuptake

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14
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ephedrine mech

A

releases stored catecholamines

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15
Q

cocaine mech

A

reuptake inhibitor

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16
Q

TCA

A

reuptake inhibitor

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17
Q

how does a1 cause contraction in vascular smooth muscle?

A

through ip3 and increased Ca -> ca-calmodulin

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18
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how does b2 cause relaxation in vascular smooth muscle?

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through increase camp-> pka -> phosphorylation of MLCK

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19
Q

how is nitric oxide formed and how does it cause relaxation?

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formed by m3 on endothelium -> gq -> ca -> activated nitric oxide synthase -> increase NO -> guanlate cyclase -> increase cgmp -> phosphorylated mlcp

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20
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bathanechol

A

232

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21
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carbachol

A

232

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22
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methacholine

A

232

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23
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pilocarpine

A

232

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24
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galantamine

A

232

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25
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donezipil

A

232

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26
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rivastigmine

A

232

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27
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edrophonium

A

232

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28
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neostigmine

A

232

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29
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physostigmine

A

232

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30
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pyridostigmine

A

232

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31
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atropine

A

232

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32
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homatropine

A

233

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33
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tropicamide

34
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benztropine

35
Q

trihexyphenidyl

36
Q

glycopyrrolate

37
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hyocyamine

38
Q

dicyclomine

39
Q

ipratropium

40
Q

tiotropium

41
Q

oxybuntin

42
Q

solifenacine

43
Q

tolterodine

44
Q

scopolamine

45
Q

atropine uses

A

bradycardia and ophtalmic applications

46
Q

atropine organ effects

47
Q

atropine will not fix the following problems in cholinesterase OD

A

CNS or muscle (nicotinic receptors)

48
Q

atropine adverse effects

49
Q

albuterol

50
Q

terbutaline

51
Q

salmeterol

52
Q

formeterol

53
Q

dobutamine

54
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dopamine

55
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epinephrine

56
Q

fenoldopam

57
Q

isoproterenol

58
Q

midodrine

59
Q

mirabegron

60
Q

norepineprhine

61
Q

phenylephrine

62
Q

ephedrine

63
Q

cocaine

64
Q

amphetamine

65
Q

clonidine

66
Q

guanfacine

67
Q

alpha methyldopa

68
Q

phenoxybenzamine

69
Q

phentolamine

70
Q

prazosin

71
Q

terazosin

72
Q

doxazosin

73
Q

tamsulosin

74
Q

mirtazapine

75
Q

svt beta blockers

A

metoprolol, esmolol

76
Q

heart failure beta blockers

A

bisoprolol, carvedilol, metoprolo

77
Q

variceal bleeding and portal hypertension

A

nadolol, propranolol

78
Q

side effects of beta blockers

79
Q

partial beta agonists

A

atenolol (not acebutolol) and pindolol

80
Q

nebiviolol mech

A

cardiac selective b1 blockade and b3 receptor stimulation (increase nitric oxide syntahse and decrease tpr)

81
Q

what to avoid using beta blockers with

A

digoxin or ccv, can exacerbate heart block