section 2 Flashcards
ESTERS
neurotransmitter class
acetylcholine- cholinergic
MONOAMINES
neurotransmitter class
NE, serotonin, dopamine
adrenergic
AMINO ACIDS
neurotransmitter class
glutamate
GABA
PURINES
neurotransmitter class
adenosine
ATP
PEPTIDES
neurotransmitter class
substance P
endorphins
INORGANIC GASES
neurotransmitter class
nitric oxide
SNS
-fiber location and length
- gangila location
thoracolumbar
short preganglionic
long postganlionic
ganglia close to spinal cord
PNS
- fiber location and length
- ganglia location
craniosacral
long preganglionic
short post.
ganglia in visceral effector organs
ADRENERGIC: alpha, beta, dopamine receptors are what type of receptors?
GCPRs
ALPHA 1 RECEPTOR
effector
activates phospholipase C
second messengers:
IP3, DAG
ALPHA 2 RECEPTOR
effector
inhibits adenyl cyclase
- ca+ and K+ channels?
decrease cAMP
BETA (1,2,3,) RECEPTORS
effector
stimulate adenyl cyclase
-Ca+ channels
increase cAMP
2 types of cholinergic receptors
nicotinic
muscarinic
NICOTINIC RECEPTORS
effectors
ganglion, skeletal muscle, neuronal CNS
ion channels
MUSCARINIC RECEPTORS
effectors
M1, M3, M5
- phospholipase activated
M2, M4
- inhibit adenylate cyclase
SA NODE
SNS and PNS
B1, B2 -> accelerate
M2 -> decelerate
CONTRACTILITY
SNS and PNS
B1, B2 -> increase
M2 -> decreases
SKELETAL BLOOD VESSEL
SNS
B2 -> relax
SMOOTH MUSCLE BLOOD VESSELS
SNS and PNS
alpha -> contract
M3 -> relax
BROCHIAL SMOOTH MUSCLE
SNS and PNS
B2 -> relax
M3 -> contract
amphetamine
indirect acting adrenergic agonist
ephedrine
direct and indirect acting adrenergic acting
heart stimulation of beta receptor effects (2)
increase CO
decrease peripheral restristance
EPI
alpha 1
alpha 2
B1
B2
NOREPI
alpha 1
alpha 2
beta 1
isoproterenol
B1 increase HR
B2
dopamine receptors
D1-5 vasodilation
higher doses:
alpha 1
beta 1
dobutamine
beta 1
adenoreceptor antagonist drug
irriversible
phenoxybenzamine
- covalent bond
adenoreceptor antagonist drug
reversible (4)
phentolamine
tolazoline
prazosin
labetaolol
what do adrenorecptor antangotinst treat
HTN
pheochromocytoma
propranolol
beta antagonist
non-selective B1, B2
-decrease CO
- lower BP, prevents reflex tachy
- inhibit renin
- toxicity with B blockade
metoprolol
B1
safer in COPD, DM
adrenergic antagonist
atenolol
B1
safer in COPD, DM
Esmolol
beta antagonist
ultra short acting
good for surgery
albuterol
B2 bronchodilation
clonidine
alpha 2 agonist
decrease BP
direct acting cholinomimetics MOA
bind and activate M or N receptors
esters of choline
alkaloids
indirect acting cholinomimetics
inhibit hydrolysis or ACh
inhibit acetylcholinesterase
prolong ACH at junction
cholinomimetics effects on eye and heart
muscarinic- miosis
increase ocular drainage
decrease SVR- reflex tachy
large doses- brady
indirect acting cholinomimetics
quaternary ammonium group
edrophonium
carbonic acid esters of alcohol
indirect acting cholinomimetics
carbamates
neostigmine
indirect effect cholinmimetics
organic derivatives of phosphoric acid
organophosphates
longest acting
cholinomimetics uses
eye disease
GI and urine
myasthenia gravis
atropine OD
organophosphate exposure
s/s
tx
SLUDGE-M
atropine praloxime
poisonous mushrooms- muscarinic excess
s/s
tx
SLUDGE-M
atropine
Atropine O/D belladonna
s/s
tx
BRAND
blind, red, absent bowel, nuts, dry
physostigmine
SLUDGE-M
salvation
lacrimation
urination
defecation
gi motility
emesis
miosis
nitrates, nitrites, NO
MOA vascular smooth muscle
side effects
activate GC
increase cGMP
relaxation
orthostatic hypotension, HA, reflex tachy
beta 2 agonist
MOA vascular smooth muscle
GCPR
increase cAMP
lungs relaxation
CCB
MOA
block L type Ca on vascular smooth muscle and heart -> relaxation
reduce BP, HR, contractility
Sildenafil
MOA on vascular smooth muscle
blocks PDE5
increase cGMP
relaxation
increased camp in blood vessel MOA
inhibits myosin like chain kinase- preventing MLC being phosphorylated
VASODILATION
CCB more peripheral
dihydropyridine
CCB more cardiac
verapamil
dilt
BP=
CO x PVR
clonidine and methyldopa
centrally acting sympathoplegics- on brainstem
ALPHA 2
antihypertensive
alpha 1 blockers (3)
prazosin
terazonsin
doxazosin
block alpha 1in arterioles/venules
minoxidil
VASODILATOR:
arteries and arterioles
opens K+ channel in smooth muscle
hydralazine
VASODILATOR
arterioles
NO production
toxicity: Ha, N/V, flushing
Sodium nitroprusside
VASODILATOR
release NO -> increase cGMP
htn emergency
dilates arterial and venous
fenoldopam
VASODILATOR
agonist of D1 receptors
increase blood flow to kidneys
HTN post-op
ARBS (2)
losartan valsartan
angiotensin 2 receptor blockers
ACE inhibitors
captropril
renin inhibitor
aliskiren
diastolic HR
reduced filling
hypertrophy
decrease CO
normal EF
don’t use inotropic
digoxin
effective conc
toxic conc
inhibits Na/K ATPase
slows down Na/Ca exchanger
more Ca in cell
positive inotrope
effective 1 ng/ml
toxic 2 ng/ml
milrinone
bipyridine
phosphodiesterase inhibitor
activates cAMP and cGMP
vasodilation
inotropic
SA node rate
75
cardiac cycle
0: Na in
1: K, CL out
2: Ca in K out
3: K out
4 RMP: K inward rectifying
4 antiarythmic classes
1: Na channel blocker
2: sympatholytic- BB
3: prolong action potential- besides K Na)
4: block Ca channel currents- CCB
quinidine
Na channel blocker
type A
lengthens ADP/ERP
dissociation intermediate
lido
na channel blocker
type B
shortens ADP/ERP
fast dissocaition
flecainide
sodium channel blocker
type C
no effect ADP/ERP
slow dissociation
drug of choice for VT
amio
effects all 4 classes
carbonic anhydrase inhibitor
slows down sodium hydrogen exchanger
acetazolamide: more K wasting due to bicarb wasting
loop diuretics (2)
NK2CL
K+ drives Mg and CA out paracellular
furosemide
ethacrynic acid
thiazides
DCT
Na Cl co-cotansporter
active Ca reabsorption
hydrochlorothiazide
principle cells
aldosterone
ENAC: more Na in than K channel…. drives Cl out paracellular
spiralactone
k sparing
blocks aldo -> blocks ENAC
ADH vaso
AQP2 to cell surface collecting tubule
conivaptan
ADH antagonist
bendyrl
h1 antihistamine
sedation