targeting outcomes

Question 1

What does atenolol do?

Answer 1

blocks beta 1, antagonist

Question 2

What does propanolol do?

Answer 2

blocks beta 1 and 2, is a receptor blocker

Question 3

What does Prazosin do?

Answer 3

alpha 1 receptor blocker

Question 4

what does phenylephrine do?

Answer 4

alpha 1 agonist

Question 5

What is Dobutamine?

Answer 5

Beta 1 agonist

Question 6

What is Albuterol?

Answer 6

Beta 2 agonist

Question 7

What is norepinephrine?

Answer 7

alpha 1, alpha 2, and beta 1 agonist. Mostly alpha 1 agonist

Question 8

What is Beta 1 associated with?

Answer 8

increased heart rate and contractility

Question 9

What is Beta 2 associated with?

Answer 9

bronchi dilation

Question 10

What is levamisoles target receptor?

Answer 10

nAchR

Question 11

What is averetins target receptor?

Answer 11

GlutR

Question 12

Where are cholinergic receptors located?

Answer 12

autonomic ganglion, parasympathetic post ganglionic, and neuromuscular

Question 13

What is the agonist at muscarinic receptors?

Answer 13

atropine

Question 14

what inhibits cholinersterase?

Answer 14

organophosphate poisoning

Question 15

What is cholinergic associated with?

Answer 15

acetylcholine

Question 16

What are the neurotransmitters for biogenic amines?

Answer 16

noreprinephrine, epinephrine, dopamine, serotonin, histamines

Question 17

What are the neurotransmitters of amino acids?

Answer 17

glycine, gaba, glutamate

Question 18

What are the neurotransmitters associated with peptides?

Answer 18

vasoactive, intestinal, polypeptide, cholecystokinin, substance P, neurotensin, enkephalin, endorphin

Question 19

What are the neurotransmitters associated with purines?

Answer 19

adenosine and atp