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Unit 3- Adrenergic Agonists Flashcards

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Sympathomimetic

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Mimic effects of catecholamines, dependent on similarity of structure to NE and EPI

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Direct Acting Agonists

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Endogenous catecholamines, adrenergic receptor agonists

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Indirect Acting Antagonists

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Trigger catecholamine release, reduce metabolism, or inhibit reuptake

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Mixed Acting Antagonists

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Directly activate adrenergic receptors while increasing NE release

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Desensitization

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Reduced response of receptors to an agonist after prolonged exposure, reducing physiological response

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Causes of Desensitization

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Sequestration of receptors, destruction or decreased synthesis of receptors, receptor being phosphorylated and unable to couple to G-protein

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α1 Agonists

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EPI, NE, phenylephrine

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α2 Agonists

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EPI, NE, medetomidine, xylazine

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β1 Agonists

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EPI, NE, isoproterenol, dobutamine

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β2 Agonists

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EPI, ractopamine, isoporterenol, terbutaline

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Phenylephrine Selectivity

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α1

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Dexmedetomidine Selectivity

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α2

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Xylazine Selectivity

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α2

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NE Selectivity

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α>β1

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EPI Selectivity

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All receptors equal

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Dobutamine Selectivity

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β1

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Isoproterenol Selectivity

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β

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18
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Albuterol Selectivity

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β2

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Terbutaline Selectivity

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β2

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Dopamine Selectivity

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D>β

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Fendolapam Selectivity

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D1

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α Receptor Affinity

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EPI, NE, isoproterenol

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β Receptor Affinity

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Isoproterenol, EPI, NE

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α1 Activity

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Vascular contraction, pupil dilation, urethral contraction, splenic contraction

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α2 Activity

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Platelet aggregation, NT release inhibition, vascular contraction

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β1 Activity

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Increase rate and force of heart contraction, increase renin release

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β2 Activity

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Relax bronchioles, relax uterus, relax vessels, gluconeogenesis, increase insulins secretion

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β3 Activity

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Lipolysis

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D1 Activity

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Vascular diation

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D2 Activity

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Modulate autonomic NT release

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α Agonist Selectivity

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Phenylephrine, EPI, NE, isoproterenol

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β1 Agonist Selectivity

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Isoproterenol, EPI, NE

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β2 Agonist Selectivity

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Isoproterenol, EPI, NE

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Terbutaline

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β2 agonist used for small animal bronchodilation, little effect on cardiac β1 receptors and virtually no α

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Albuterol

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β2 agonist used in cats and horses for bronchodilation, aerosol improves hypoxemia in anesthetized horse

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Clenbuterol

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β2 agonist used in horse for bronchodilator and uterine relaxant, contraindicated in food producing animals

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Isoflurane

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Vasodilator, reduces peripheral resistance, preserves cardiac output at normal dose, decreases cardiac output by depressing contraction at high dose

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Anesthetic Hypotension

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Dopamine, ephedrine, and dobutamine

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Dopamine

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D1 agonist with dose dependent effects, promotes vasodilation, activates cardiac β1 receptors to increase HR and output, activates vascular α1 receptors to constrict

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Ephedrine

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α1 and β agonist that induces NE release with dose dependent effects, activates cardiac and vascular β receptors to increase MAP and cardiac index with more effect at higher doses

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Dobutamine

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α1 and β1 agonist increasing contractility over HR, treats low cardiac output

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Epinephrine

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Cardiac stimulant, vasoconstrictive, renal vasoconstrictor

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Norepinephrine

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Vasoconstrictor and renal vasoconstrictor used in hypotension

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Phenylephrine

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Selective α1 agonist inducing peripheral vasoconstriction and splenic constriction

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Nephrosplenic Entrapment

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Horse colon becomes trapped between spleen and body wall phenylephrine reduces spleen size and frees colon

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Pupillary Dilation

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Phenylephrine dilates the pupil and contracts conjunctival vessels

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Horner’s Syndrome

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Constriction of the pupil, drooping of the eyelid, sinking eye, and protrusion of 3rd eyelid in affected eye; treated with phenylephrine

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Apraclonidine

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α2 agonist decreasing intraocular pressure in human

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Brimonidine

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α2 agonist decreasing intraocular pressure in human

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Urethral Sphincter Incontinence

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Most common urinary incontinence in female small animal, treated with phenylpropanolamine α2 agonist

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Ractopamine

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