Receptors Flashcards

1
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Adrenergic Receptors

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respond to catecholamines such as norepinephrine and epinephrine

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2
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Where is epinephrine and norepinephrine from?

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Hormones from adrenal medulla

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3
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Two kinds of adrenergic receptor

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alpha and beta

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4
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what does alpha receptors respond to

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respond to BOTH epinephrine and norepinephrine

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5
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where is alpha-1 receptor found?

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  • iris radial muscle => pupil dilation
  • peripheral arterioles smooth muscles
    => vasoconstriction => increased BP
  • sweat glands => increased sweat
  • heart muscles => increased HR
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6
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what kind of effect is alpha-1 receptor

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stimulatory effect

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7
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where is alpha-2 receptor found?

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  • smooth muscle of GI tract => decreased peristalsis
  • GI glands => decreased GI secretion
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8
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beta receptors

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respond ONLY to epinephrine

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9
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where is beta-1 receptor found

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  • heart muscle => increased strength of contraction
  • kidney cells => increased renin secretion
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10
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where is beta-2 receptor found?

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smooth muscles of:

  • blood vessels => vasodilation => increased blood flow
  • bronchi => bronchodilation => improved ventilation
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11
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agonist

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drugs that act like catecholamines when binding with receptor

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12
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antagonist or blockers

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drugs that bind to receptor and block action of catecholamines

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13
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what kind of effect is alpha-2 receptors?

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inhibitory effect => decreased activity

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