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SYMPATHOMIMETICS Flashcards

1
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 Constitute a group of drugs used for

  • Cardiovascular
  • Respiratory
  • Other conditions
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Adrenomimetics

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Adrenomimetics
Subdivided into:
 Mode of action

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Direct-acting

 Indirect-acting

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Adrenomimetics
Subdivided into:
 Spectrum of action

A

 Alpha
 Beta
 Dopamine receptor affinity

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A. MODE OF ACTION

 Bind to and activate the adrenoceptors
 Result to sympathetic stimulation

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DIRECT-ACTING SYMPATHOMIMETICS

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A. MODE OF ACTION

 Displacement of stored cathecolamines in
the synapse
 Tyramine, amphetamine

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INDIRECT-ACTING SYMPATHOMIMETICS

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A. MODE OF ACTION

 Inhibit the reuptake of cathecolamines by
nerve terminals
 Cocaine, tricyclic antidepressants

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INDIRECT-ACTING SYMPATHOMIMETICS

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 Present in the mitochondria in the adrenergic nerve endings
 Inactivates portion of dopamine and norepinephrine in the cytoplasm

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MONOAMINE OXIDASE (MAO)

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8
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 May increase the stores of these transmitters and other amines in
the nerve endings

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MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS

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9
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subgroups of alpha

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alpha 1

alpha 2

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10
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subgroups of beta

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beta 1
beta 2
beta 3

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 Single prototype with effects at all receptors
 Alpha1 and alpha2
 Beta1,beta2 and beta3

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EPINEPHRINE

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 Separate prototype

 Alpha

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PHENYLEPHRINE

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 Separate prototype
 Beta
 Synthetic cathecolamine
 Similar to the endogenous transmitters
 Not readily taken up into the nerve ending
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ISOPROTERENOL

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B. SPECTRUM OF ACTION

 Constitute a third class of adrenoceptors
 Drugs mentioned have little effect on
dopamine
 May act as a potent dopamine receptor
agonist itself
A

DOPAMINE

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15
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 Epinephrine, norepinephrine, and dopamine
 Endogenous adrenoceptor agonists
Rapidly metabolized by COMT and MAO
 Inactive when given by the oral route
 Short duration of action
 When given IV, they do not enter the CNS
in significant amounts

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CATHECOLAMINES

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 Not a cathecolamine
 Resistant to MAO
 Resistant to COMT
 Orally active
 Enter the CNS
 Longer effects
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AMPHETAMINES

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17
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 Presence of OH groups at carbons 3 and 4
 Degraded by cathecol-o-methyl transferase
(COMT)

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PHENYLETHYLAMINE

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PHENYLETHYLAMINE

 Removal of OH will:

A

 Make it resistant to COMT
 Prolong the duration of action
 Increase bioavailability
 Increase the ability to penetrate the CNS

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19
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 Alter the alpha carbon, add CH3
Phenylisopropylamine
Ephedrine, amphetamine

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PHENYLETHYLAMINE

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20
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 Alter the beta carbon, add OH
Direct-acting
Important in the storage of cathecolamines

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PHENYLETHYLAMINE

21
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 G-protein coupled
 Need a 2nd messenger to induce
sympathetic effect

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ADRENOCEPTORS

22
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 Epinephrine > NE > isoproterenol
 Alpha1
 Increase in phosphatidyl inositol (IP3)
 Release of calcium
 Alpha2
A

ALPHA RECEPTOR ACTIVATION

23
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 Receptors found in renal vasculature, brain

A

DOPAMINE RECEPTOR ACTIVATION

24
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beta1 = beta2

A

DOBUTAMINE

ISOPROTERENOL

25
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beta2 > beta1

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TERBUTALINE

26
Q

ADRENOCEPTORS
ALPHA SELECTIVE
alpha1 > alpha2
alpha1 activation

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 PHENYLEPHRINE

27
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ADRENOCEPTORS
ALPHA SELECTIVE
alpha2 > alpha1
alpha2 activation

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 CLONIDINE

28
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ADRENOCEPTORS
MIXED (activates both alpha and beta)
 alpha1 = alpha2
beta1 > beta2
 EPINEPHRINE alpha1 = alpha2
beta1 = beta2
A

 NE

29
Q

ADRENOCEPTORS
MIXED (activates both alpha and beta)

alpha1 = alpha2
beta1 = beta2
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 EPINEPHRINE

30
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CLINICAL USES
A. ANAPHYLAXIS

 Drug of choice for the immediate
treatment of anaphylactic shock
 Rapid acting
 Pressor agent
 Used for cardiac arrest
A

EPINEPHRINE

31
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B. CNS

 Narcolepsy
 Attention deficit disorder
 With appropriate control, weight
reduction

A

PHENYLISOPROPYLAMINES

AMPHETAMINES

32
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CLINICAL USES
C. EYE

 Used topically to produce mydriasis
 Used to reduce conjunctival itching
and congestion caused by irritation
and allergy

A

PHENYLEPHRINE

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D. BRONCHI

 Drugs of choice in the treatment of
acute asthmatic attacks

A

TERBUTALINE, ALBUTEROL, METAPROTERENOL

34
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CLINICAL USES
D. BRONCHI

 Long-acting
 Recommended for prophylaxis

A

SALMETEROL

35
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CLINICAL USES
F. GUT

 Long-acting oral sympathomimetic used
to improve urinary incontinence in children
and the elderly with enuresis
 Mediated by the alpha receptors in the
trigone of the bladder
A

EPHEDRINE

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CATHECOLAMINES

 Pressor agent
 Cardiac arrest
 Anaphylactic shock

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EPINEPHRINE

37
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CATHECOLAMINES

 Pressor agent
ISOPROTERENOL
 Cardiogenic shock

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NOREPINEPHRINE

38
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CATHECOLAMINES

 Cardiogenic shock

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ISOPROTERENOL

39
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CATHECOLAMINES

 Congestive heart failure
 Inotropic effect

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DOBUTAMINE

40
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CATHECOLAMINES

 Inotropic effect
 Lower doses cause renal vasodilation
 Higher doses cause vasoconstriction

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DOPAMINE

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NON-CATHECOLAMINES
 Pressor agent
 Mydriatic
 Decongestant

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PHENYLEPHRINE

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NON-CATHECOLAMINES

 Pressor agent
 IV form only

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METHOXAMINE

43
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NON-CATHECOLAMINES

 Pressor agent
 Orthostatic hypotension

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MIDODRINE

44
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NON-CATHECOLAMINES

 OXYMETAZOLINE, XYLOMETAZOLINE
 Topical decongestants

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DRIXINE

45
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NON-CATHECOLAMINES

 Bronchial asthma

A

TERBUTALINE

46
Q

NON-CATHECOLAMINES

 Inhibits premature labor

A

RITODRINE

47
Q

NON-CATHECOLAMINES

 Local vasoconstrictive
 Anesthetic effect

A

COCAINE

48
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NON-CATHECOLAMINES

 Derivative of tyrosine
 Increase BP
 Found in cheese and wine

A

TYRAMINE

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