Vasodilators I Flashcards
Vasodilators
cyclic ___ modulators
- organic nitrates
- ___ inhibitors
- natriuretic peptides
___ channel agonists
___ receptor antagonists
___ analogs - IP receptor agonists
- GMP
- PDE
- K
- endothelin
- PGI2
K channel agonists/openers
why does increasing K channel open relax vascular smooth muscle?
- K flux sets membrane potential
- the longer k channels are open, the closer the membrane is to the K equilibrium potential
- the closer the membrane potential is to the K equilibrium potential, the ___ it is to depolarize the membrane enough to open ____
- harder
- voltage gated Ca2+ channels
Vasodilators - K + channel Agonists/openers
minoxidil
- activated in vivo by sulfotransferase 1A1
- used with ___ diuretics and ___ blockers
- very ___ vasodilator - effective in severe, drug resistant forms of hypertension
- cAMP PDE inhibition may contribute to its efficacy
- given PO (topically for hair growth)
- Loop, beta
- potent
K + channel agonists/openers
diazoxide
- used ___ to treat acute HTN
- very __ vasodilator - effective in severe drug resistant forms of HTN
- inhibits release of ___ from ___ cells
- used PO for ___
- IV
- potent
- insulin, pancreatic B cells
- hypoglycemia
adenosine
- binds to A1 receptor - ___
- increases conductance of ___ channel; hyperpolarization, relaxation
- given IV - coronary ___ test
- also supraventricular ___
- a GPCR
- K+
- stress
- arrhythmias
hyperpolarization of vascular smooth muscle by adenosine
GIRK
G-protein activated inwardly rectifying K channel
Nitric oxide cyclic GMP pathway
eNOS
endothelium nitric oxide synthase - found in ___
break down ___ into ___
to make NO
vasculature
L-arginine, L-citruline
ACh relaxes smooth muscle via NO
- endothelium is important bc of
eNOS