Introduction to CNS and Autonomic Pharmacology Flashcards
Which of the following is predominantly sympathetic or adrenergic: heart, arterioles, urinary bladder and ciliary muscle?
Arterioles
Which serotonin is ligand gated?
5-HT3
Which of the following is the blood brain barrier less impermeable: cerebral ischemia, premature infants, area postrema and median eminence?
All
What are the characteristics of voltage-gated sodium channels?
Mediates signal from the cell body to the nerve terminal
True or false, G protein directly activates ion channels?
True
Which of the following glutamate channels is partly controlled by ligand gated channels: KA, AMPA and NMDA?
NMDA
Norepinephrine enhances excitatory inputs by?
Disinhibition of inhibitory local units
Blocking of potassium conductance
Which drug is selective for GABAb receptor?
Baclofen
Which autonomic ganglia acting drug is used to clinically treat hypertension?
Trimethaphan
Which drug is responsible for blocking the transport of acetylcholine and forms a false neurotransmitter?
Triethylcholine