Pharm Block 1 (SNS - Drug) Flashcards
Catecholamines
NE (Primary)
Epinephrine (released from the adrenal medulla)
Dopamine (Renal vascular smooth muscle)
Direct-acting Catecholamines
Epinephrine (a & B, B2 - predominant__ vasodilation)
NE (a & B, a - predominant)
Dopamine (a, B, D depending dose)
Isoproterenol (Non-selective, B1 & B2, B1 = B2)
Dobutamine (Synthetic, Selective B1)
Dipivefrin (Prodrug)
Direct-acting Non-Catecholamines (Agonist)
Phenylephrine (Synthetic, a1) Oxymetazoline (a1 & a2) Midodrine (a1) Clonidine (a2 presynaptic receptors in the brain stem) Brimonidine (Ocular a2) Mirabegron (B3) Fenoldopam (D1)
Direct-acting NON-catecholamines (B2 Agonist)
Short-acting
Albuterol (DOC for acute respiratory relief - COPD, asthma)
Levalbuterol
Terbutaline (Suppress premature birth)
MOA - Bronchodilation
Clinical - Asthma, COPD
Direct-acting NON-Catecholamines (B2 Agonist)
Long-acting
Arformoterol (Approved COPD only)
Formoterol (NOT approved for Asthma)
Salmeterol (30 min for Asthma, 2 hrs for COPD)
Indacterol (Approved COPD only)
Indirect-acting Agonist
Methamphetamine
Tyramine (Not marketed)
Cocaine
Mixed Action Agonist
Ephedrine
Ephedra
Pseudoephedrine
Adrenergic Antagonist
a blockers
Phenoxybenzamine (Non-selective, Irreversible, a1 & a2 antagonist) - Management of Pheochromocytoma
Phentolamine (Non-selective, Competitive a1 & a2 antagonist) - Diagnosis of Pheochromocytoma
a1-blockers
(-zosin)
Prazosin (Treatment of PTSD, NOT approved for BPH)
Doxazosin (XL only for BPH)
Terazosin (Approved for BPH and HTN)
Alfuzosin (Approved only for BPH, NOT selective for the a1A receptor)
a1A-blocker
(-Osin)
Tamsulosin (IFIS, Least effect on BP)
Silodosin(Contraindicated in px w/ severe hepatic and renal impairment)
Non-specific B-blockers B1 & B2
(-olol)
Propranolol (lipophlic - Crosses BBB, useful for migraine, prophylaxis)
Nadolol (Long half-life —> Approved for migraine, prophylaxis)
Timolol (PO rarely used)
Selective B1- blocker
Atenolol
Betaxolol (B21 selectivity —> advantageous compared to timiolol ophthalmic)
Bisoprolol (Lipophilic —> Crosses BBB)
Esmolol (Short half-life, Approved for use in thyroid storm)
Metoprolol
Nebbiolo (NO, Vasodilatory effect)
B-blockers w/ ISA
Acebutolol (B1-specific Blockade)
Pindolol (Non-specific B-blockade)
Penbutolol (Non-specific B-blockade)
Mixed a1 and non-specific B-blockers
(Vowel-lol)
Carvedilol
Labetalol
(Clinical)
-Severe Hypertension (IV); Hypertension (PO)-during Pregnancy
Epinephrine
Agonist (a & B) B2 Vasodilation (Lower Dose) A1 Vasoconstriction (Higher) Increase in BP (Net Effect) Reduces P in open-angle Glaucoma (Dilates pupil)
NE
DIrect-acting Catecholamines
A & B receptors (a - predominates)
Short-term treatment of shock (hypotension)
Arrhythmia (Dopamine»_space; NE)
Dopamine
Direct-acting Catecholamines
A, B, D receptors depending on dose
Alternative to NE
Isoproterenol
Direct-acting Catecholamines
Non-Selective B1 and B2
Temporary use in 3rd degree AV block until pacemaker insertion
Dobutamine
Synthetic, Selective B1
Increase CO in ADHF (Heart Failure)
Dipivefrin
Prodrug metabolized to epinephrine
Contract the radial muscle
Clinical (Open-angle Glaucoma)
Clonidine
A2 presynaptic receptors (Brain stem)
ADHD (Pediatric)
Do NOT discontinue long-term clonidine use suddenly
Fenoldopam
D1 agonist
Treatment in hospital, short-term management of SEVERE Hypertension
Albuterol
Direct-acting NON-Catecholamines
DOC for acute respiratory relief (COPD, asthma)
Terbutaline
Short-acting
Suppress premature birth
Methamphetamine
Indirect-acting agonists
C-II
Contraindicated in px w/ hypertension, CV disease, Hyperthyroidism, and Glaucoma
Tyramine (Not Marketed)
Indirect-acting agonists
Found in fermented foods
Px w/ MAOI and eat tyramine —>. Hypertensive crisis —> Medical Emergency
Cocaine
Indirect-acting Agonists
Fatal dose: 1.2g
Severe toxic: as low as 20 mg
Topical anesthesia to accessible mucous membranes of oral, laryngeal, and nasal cavities
Ephedra
1) Weight loss
2) Energy booster
3) Enhance athletic performance
Mixed Action Agonists
Direct acting a and B agonist