Neuro Pharm (Konorev) Flashcards

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Phenylephrine (Neo-Synephrine)

A

Gq
alpha1 agonist
direct adrenomimetic

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Prazosin

A

Gq
alpha1 antagonist
alpha2-B antagonist
alpha2-C antagonist

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Tamsulosin

A

alpha1-A antagonist

Gq

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Clonidine (Catapres)

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Gi
alpha2 agonist
direct adrenomimetic

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5
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Yohimbine

A

Gi

alpha2 antagonist

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6
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Oxymetazoline

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Gi

alpha2-A agonist

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Isoproterenol (Isuprel)

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Gs
Beta-agonist
direct adrenomimetic

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Propranolol

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Gs

Beta antagonist

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Dobutamine (Dobutrex)

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Gs
Beta1 agonist
direct adrenomimetic

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Albuterol (Ventolin)

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Gs
Beta2 agonist
direct adrenomimetic

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11
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Mirabegron

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Gs

Beta3 agonist

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12
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Betaxolol

A

Gs

Beta1 antagonist

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13
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Butoxamine

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Gs

Beta2 antagonist

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14
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Fenoldopam (Corlopam)

A

Gs
D1 agonist
direct adrenomimetic

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15
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Bromocriptine

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Gi

D2 agonist

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16
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Clozapine

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Gi

D4 antagonist

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17
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Tissue - Vascular smooth muscle
Action - contraction
Receptor type - ?

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alpha1

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Tissue - Pupil dilation muscle
Action - contraction (dilation)
Receptor Type - ?

A

alpha1

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Tissue - Pilomotor smooth muscle
Action - Erects hair
Receptor Type - ?

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alpha1

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20
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Tissue - Prostate
Action - Contraction
Receptor Type - ?

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alpha1

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21
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Tissue - Heart
Action - increases force of contraction
Receptor Type - ?

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alpha1

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22
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Tissue - postsynaptic CNS neurons
Action - probably multiple…
Receptor Type - ?

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alpha2

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Tissue - platelet
Action - aggregation
Receptor Type - ?

24
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Tissue - adrenergic and cholinergic nerve terminals
Action - inhibits transmitter release
Receptor Type - ?

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Tissue - some vascular smooth muscle Action - contraction Receptor Type - ?
alpha2
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Tissue - fat cells Action - inhibits lipolysis Receptor Type - ?
alpha2
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Tissue - hear, juxtaglomerular cells Action - increase force and rate of contraction; increases renin release Receptor Type - ?
beta1
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Tissue - respiratory, uterine, and vascular smooth muscle Action - promotes smooth muscle relaxation Receptor Type - ?
beta2
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Tissue - skeletal muscle Action - promotes potassium uptake Receptor Type - ?
beta2
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Tissue - human liver Action - activates glycogenolysis Receptor Type - ?
beta2
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Tissue - bladder Action - relaxes detrusor muscle Receptor Type - ?
beta3
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Tissue - fat cells Action - activates lipolysis Receptor Type - ?
beta3
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Tissue - smooth muscle Action - dilates renal blood vessels Receptor Type - ?
D1
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Tissue - nerve endings Action - modulates transmitter release Receptor Type - ?
D2
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Gq agonist
increase IP3, DAG common to all
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Gi agonist
decrease cAMP common to all
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Gs agonist
increase cAMP common to all
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Methoxamine (vasoxyl)
direct adrenomimetic | alpha agonist
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Mixed alpha and beta agonists
Norepinephrine (Levophed) | Epinephrine (Adrenalin)
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Terbutaline (Brethine)
Beta agonist | direct adrenomimetic
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Dopamine (Intropin)
Dopamine agonist | direct adrenomimetic
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tachyphylaxis
Acute decrease in response to drug after its administration.
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Epi effects on cardiac function (Beta1)
Increase: force of contraction, heart rate, AVnode conduction velocity
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Epi effects on vascular tone (Beta2 and Alpha1)
Increase systolic BP Decrease diastolic BP and total peripheral vascular resistance MAP unchanged
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receptor type found in vascular beds of: | skin vessels and mucous membranes
mostly alpha1
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receptor type found in vascular beds of: | skeletal muscle
alpha1 and beta2
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receptor type found in vascular beds of: | renal, cerebral
D1 and alpha1
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Epi effects on respiratory system (a1=a2; B1=B2)
B2 - relax bronchial m | A1 - decrease bronchial secretion and congestion within bronchial mucosa
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Epi effects on skeletal muscle (B2)
B2 - muscle tremor | B2 - increases K+ uptake
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Epi effects on blood glucose levels (B2, a2)
B2 - enhance liver glyconenolysis | A2 and B2 - inhibitis insulin release
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Epi effect on free fatty acid levels in blood (B)
increases
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Epi effect on renin (B1)
increase release
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NE (a1=a2; B1 >> B2)
Cardiac stimulant, but REDUCES HR Vasoconstrictor = increase BP Increase peripheral vascular resistance and BP
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Affinity of NE toward B2
LOW = large increase in BP
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Dopamine (D1=D2 >> B1 >> a1)
D1 = vasodilation (