General info

Question 1

Parasympathetic receptors

Answer 1

neuroreceptor: ACh
receptors: Nicotinic, Muscarinic

Question 2

Nicotinic receptors

Answer 2

Nm = muscle
Nn = nerves

Question 3

Muscarinic Receptors

Answer 3

M1-M5
M1 = CNS and GI
M2 = heart; CNS; stomach; intestine; bladder
M3 = mainly glands and smooth muscle; also GI and bladder smooth muscle contraction

Question 4

Sympathetic Receptors

Answer 4

Neuroreceptor ACh&raquo_space; NE

Receptors: alpha and Beta

Question 5

Alpha receptors

Answer 5

a1: mainly vascular smooth muscle
a2: presynaptic junctions to influence NE release

Question 6

Beta receptors

Answer 6

B1: heart, kidney
B2: skeletal muscle blood vessels, bronchial smooth muscles
B3: adipose tissue

Question 7

Parasympathetic generic name

Answer 7

Cholinergic

Question 8

Sympathetic generic name

Answer 8

Adrenergic (Catecholamines_

Question 9

Cholinergic muscarinic response to stim

Answer 9

visceral and bronchiole smooth muscle: contraction

Cardiac muscle: dec HR

Exocrine glands: Increased secretions

Sweat glands: increased secretion

Question 10

Alpha 1 response to stim

Answer 10

vascular smooth muscle - contraction

Question 11

Alpha 2 response to stim

Answer 11

CNS inhibit neurons - decrease symp discharge from the CNS

Question 12

B1 response to stim

Answer 12

Cardiac muscle increase HR and contract

Kidney increased renin

Question 13

B2 response to stim

Answer 13

Bronchiole smooth muscle bronchodilation

Uterine relaxation

Question 14

Anticholinergic AE

Answer 14

ABCDs
Agitation
Blurred vision
Constipation
Dry mouth
Stasis of urine and sweat

Question 15

Cholinergic AE

Answer 15

DUMBELLSs
Diarrhea
Urination
Miosis
Bradycardia
Emesis
Lacrimation
Lethargy
Salivation
Sweating

Question 16

Symp AE

Answer 16

increased AE
Increased Peripheral resistance
Minimal increased HR due to vagal response
Septic shock