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VIII - Adrenergic Pharmacology Flashcards

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Primary neurotransmitter at the sympathetic post-ganglionic neuron effector cell synapses in most tissues

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Norepinephrine

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Sympathetic post-ganglionic neuron effector cell synapses use norepinephrine except

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eccrine sweat glands, vasodilator sympathetic fibers in the skeletal muscle

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Steps in Adrenergic Stimulation

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synthesis, storage, release, termination

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Adrenergic Stimulation: Step 1

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SYNTHESIS - tyrosine is hydroxylated by tyrosine hydroxylase to DOPA which is decarboxylated to dopamine which is hydroxylated to norepinephrine

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Adrenergic Stimulation: tyrosine hydroxylation is inhibited by

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metyrosine

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Adrenergic Stimulation: Step 2

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norepinephrine and dopamine are transported into vesicles, MAOIs increase stores of NE and dopamine

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Adrenergic Stimulation: vesicular transport is inhibited

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reserpine

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Adrenergic Stimulation: Step 3

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entry of Ca triggers interaction among SNARE proteins (VAMPs and SNAPs)

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Adrenergic Stimulation: inhibits interaction among SNARE proteins

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guanethidine

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Adrenergic Stimulation: promotes interaction among SNARE proteins

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amphetamine, tyramine

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Adrenergic Stimulation: Step 4

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diffusion and reuptake via NET and DAT in the synaptic cleft, metabolized by MAO and COMT into metanephrines and VMA

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Adrenergic Stimulation: diffusion and reuptake via NET and DAT is inhibited by

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cocaine, TCAs

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Adrenergic Stimulation: metabolism of norepinephrine into metanephrine and VMA is inhibited by

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MAOIs, COMT Inhibitors

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Cholinergic Inhibitors: Synthesis

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hemicholinium

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Cholinergic Inhibitors: Storage

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vesamicol

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Cholinergic Inhibitors: Release

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botulinum

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Cholinergic Inhibitors: Metabolism

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neostigmine

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Cholinergic Inhibitors: Reuptake

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none

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Adrenergic Inhibitors: Synthesis

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metyrosine

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Adrenergic Inhibitors: Storage

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reserpine

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Adrenergic Inhibitors: Release

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guanethidine

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Adrenergic Inhibitors: Metabolism

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MAOIs, COMTIs

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Adrenergic Inhibitors: Reuptake

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cocaine, TCAs

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Adrenoreceptors: effector tissues, smooth muscle, glands, Gq, inc. IP3, DAG, inc. Ca, contraction, secretion

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Alpha 1

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Adrenoreceptors: nerve endings, smooth muscles, Gi, dec. cAMP, dec. transmitter release, contraction

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Alpha 2

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Adrenoreceptors: cardiac muscle, JG apparatus, Gs, inc. cAMP, inc. heart rate and contractility, inc. renin

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Beta 1

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Adrenoreceptors: smooth muscle, liver, heart, Gs, inc. cAMP, relax smooth muscle, inc. glycogenolysis, inc. heart rate and contractility

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Beta 2

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Adrenoreceptors: adipose cells, Gs, inc. cAMP, inc. lipolysis

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Beta 3

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Adrenoreceptors: smooth muscle, Gs, inc. cAMP, relax renal vascular smooth muscle

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Dopamine 1

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Adrenoreceptors: contracts most vascular smooth muscle

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Alpha 1

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Adrenoreceptors: contracts pupillary dilator muscle

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Alpha 1

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Adrenoreceptors: contracts pilomotor smooth muscle

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Alpha 1

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Adrenoreceptors: inhibits adrenergic and cholinergic transmitter release

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Alpha 2

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Adrenoreceptors: stimulates platelet aggregation

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Alpha 2

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Adrenoreceptors: contracts some vascular smooth muscle

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Alpha 2

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Adrenoreceptors: inhibits lipolysis

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Alpha 2

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37
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Adrenoreceptors: inhibits insulin release

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Alpha 2

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38
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Adrenoreceptors: stimulates heart rate and forces

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Beta 1, Beta 2

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Adrenoreceptors: stimulates renin release from JG cells of the kidney

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Beta 1

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Adrenoreceptors: relaxes airway, uterine and vascular smooth muscle

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Beta 2

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Adrenoreceptors: stimulates glycogenolysis

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Alpha 1, Beta 2

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42
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Adrenoreceptors: stimulates insulin release

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Beta 2

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Adrenoreceptors: causes tremors by stimulating somatic motor neuron terminals

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Beta 2

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44
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Adrenoreceptors: stimulates lipolysis

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Beta 3

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Adrenoreceptors: dilates renal and other splanchnic blood vessels

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Dopamine 1

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Adrenoreceptors: inhibits adenylyl cyclase in nerve terminals

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Dopamine 2

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Activate adrenoreceptors directly and indirectly by increasing concentration of available catecholamines in the synapses (release of stored catecholamines, inhibition of reuptake)

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Sympathomimetics

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Epinephrine: Class

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sympathomimetic - non-selective, direct-acting

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Epinephrine: MOA

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activates alpha 1 (vasoconstricion, increases BP), beta 1 (increased HR, conduction and contractility), beta 2 (bronchodilation)

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Epinephrine: Uses

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cardiac arrest, anaphylaxis, asthma, COPD, hemostasis

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Epinephrine: Side Effects

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hypertension, tachycardia, ischemia, hyperglycemia

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Norepinephrine: Class

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sympathomimetic - non-selective, direct-acting

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Norepinephrine: MOA

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activates alpha 1 (vasoconstricion, increases BP), beta 1 (increased HR, conduction and contractility), beta 2 (bronchodilation)

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Norepinephrine: Uses

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neurogenic shock, cardiogenic shock (last resort)

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Norepinephrine: Side Effects

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extreme vasospasm, tissue necrosis, excessive blood pressure increase, arrythmias, infarction, reflex bradycardia

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Norepinephrine: Compensatory vagal reflexes tend to overcome

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the direct positive chronotropic effects

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Dopamine: Class

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sympathomimetic - non-selective, direct-acting

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Dopamine: MOA

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activates alpha 1 (vasoconstricion, increases BP), beta 1 (increased HR, conduction and contractility), dopamine 1 (vasodilation of splanchnic and renal muscles)

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Dopamine: Uses

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shock, heart failure

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Dopamine: Side Effects

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cardiovascular disturbance, arrythmias

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Dopamine: Low-Dose

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1-5 mcg/kg/min, D1 receptors, vasodilation in the splanchnic and renal vascular beds

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Dopamine: Medium Dose

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5-15 mcg/kg/min, B1 receptors, increase renal blood flow, heart rate, cardiac contractility and cardiac output

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Dopamine: High Dose

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> 15 mcg/kg/min, alpha receptors, vasoconstriction, increased BP

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Isoproterenol: Class

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sympathomimetic - beta-non-selective

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Isoproterenol: MOA

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non-selectively activates beta 1 (increased HR, conduction and contractility), beta 2 (bronchodilation)

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Isoproterenol: Uses

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asthma

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Isoproterenol: Side Effects

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cardiovascular disturbance, arrhythmias

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Phenylephrine: Similar Drugs

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pseudoephedrine

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Phenylephrine: Class

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sympathomimetic - alpha 1-selective

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Phenylephrine: MOA

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selectively activates alpha 1 (vasoconstricion, increases BP)

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Phenylephrine: Uses

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decongestant, mydriatic, drug-induced hypotension, spinal shock

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Phenylephrine: Side Effects

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rebound nasal congestion, hypertension, stroke, myocardial infarction

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Phenylephrine: Ocular administration causes mydriasis without

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cyclopegia

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Clonidine: Class

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sympathomimetic - alpha 2-selective

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Clonidine: MOA

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selectively activates alpha 2 (decreases central sympathetic outflow)

76
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Clonidine: Uses

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hypertension, cancer pain, opioid withdrawal

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Clonidine: Side Effects

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sedation, rebound hypertension, dry mouth

78
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Clonidine: Avoid rebound hypertension by

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tapering use to discontinuation

79
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Clonidine: Treat rebound hypertension with

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phentolamine

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Methyldopa: Class

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sympathomimetic - alpha 2-selective

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Methyldopa: MOA

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selectively activates alpha 2 (decreases central sympathetic outflow)

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Methyldopa: Uses

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pre-eclampsia

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Methyldopa: Side Effects

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sedation, hemolytic anemia (positive Coomb’s test)

84
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Apraclonidine: Similar Drugs

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brimonidine

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Apraclonidine: Class

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sympathomimetic - alpha 2-selective

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Apraclonidine: MOA

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selectively activates alpha 2 (decreases secretion of aqueous humor)

87
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Apraclonidine: Uses

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glaucoma

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Apraclonidine: Side Effects

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BOV, dry mouth, conjunctivitis

89
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Dobutamine: Class

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sympathomimetic - beta 1-selective

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Dobutamine: MOA

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selectively activates beta 1 (increased HR and contractility)

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Dobutamine: Uses

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acute heart failure, cardiogenic shock

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Dobutamine: Side Effects

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tachycardia, arrhythmias, tachyphylaxis

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Dobutamine: May also be used in

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cardiac stress testing

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Albuterol/Salbutamol: Similar Drugs

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terbutaline, ritodrine

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Albuterol/Salbutamol: Class

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sympathomimetic - beta 2-selective

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Albuterol/Salbutamol: MOA

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selectively activates beta 2 (bronchodilation)

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Albuterol/Salbutamol: Uses

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acute asthma attack (drug of choice), tocolysis for preterm labor (terbutaline, ritodrine)

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Albuterol/Salbutamol: Side Effects

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tachycardia, tremors, nervousness, restlessness, arrhythmias when used excessively, loss of responsiveness (tolerance, tachyphylaxis)

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Albuterol/Salbutamol: May precipitate arrythmias in a patient with

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COPD and heart disease

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Sympathomimetics: acute heart failure tx

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β1 & D1 agonists

101
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Sympathomimetics: septic shock tx

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β1 & D1 agonists

102
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Sympathomimetics: increased cardiac output

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β1 & D1 agonists

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Sympathomimetics: hemostasis

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α1 agonist

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Sympathomimetics: decongestion

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α1 agonist

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Sympathomimetics: vasoconstriction

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α1 agonist

106
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Sympathomimetics: temporary maintenance of BP

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α1 agonist

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Sympathomimetics: bronchospasm tx

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β2 agonist

108
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Sympathomimetics: premature labor tx

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β2 agonist

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Sympathomimetics: bronchodilation

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β2 agonist

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Sympathomimetics: uterine smooth muscle relaxation

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β2 agonist

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Sympathomimetics: hypertension tx

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α2 agonist

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Sympathomimetics: glaucoma tx

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α2 agonist

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Sympathomimetics: spinal shock tx

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α2 agonist

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Sympathomimetics: decrease BP

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α2 agonist

115
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Phenoxybenzamine: Class

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adrenergic antagonist - alpha-non-selective

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Phenoxybenzamine: MOA

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irreversibly blocks alpha adrenergic receptors (α1 > α2)

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Phenoxybenzamine: Uses

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pheochromocytoma (pre-op)

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Phenoxybenzamine: Side Effects

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orthostatic hypotension, reflex tachycardia, GI irritation

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Phenoxybenzamine: Forms covalent bond with

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alpha receptors - lasts for days

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Phentolamine: Class

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adrenergic antagonist - alpha-non-selective

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Phentolamine: MOA

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reversibly blocks alpha adrenergic receptors (α1 > α2)

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Phentolamine: Uses

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pheochromocytoma (pre-op), antidote to alpha 1 agonist overdose, rebound hypertension

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Phentolamine: Side Effects

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orthostatic hypotension, reflex tachycardia, GI irritation

124
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Prazosin: Similar Drugs

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doxazosin, terazosin, tamsulosin, silodosin

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Prazosin: Class

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adrenergic antagonist - alpha 1-selective

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Prazosin: MOA

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selectively blocks alpha 1 adrenergic receptors

127
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Prazosin: Uses

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benign prostatic hyperplasia, hypertension

128
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Prazosin: Side Effects

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first dose orthostatic hypotension, reflex tachycardia

129
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Prazosin: Most selective for prostatic smooth muscle

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tamsulosin

130
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Pharmacologic advantage of alpha 1 selectivity

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reflex tachycardia is less common and less severe

131
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Propranolol: Similar Drugs

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pindolol, timolol, labetalol, carvedilol, nadolol

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Propranolol: Class

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adrenergic antagonist - beta-non-selective

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Propranolol: MOA

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blocks beta 1 and 2 receptors, blocks sympathetic effects on heart and BP, reduces renin release

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Propranolol: Uses

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angina prophylaxis, hypertension, arrhythmias, migraine, performance anxiety, hyperthyroidism

135
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Propranolol: Side Effects

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bronchospasm, AV block, heart failure, CNS sedation, erectile dysfunction

136
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Propranolol: Masks symptoms of

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hypoglycemia in diabetics

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Propranolol: Carvedilol and Labetalol have combined

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alpha and beta blockade (pheochromocytoma)

138
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In diabetics beta-blockers impair

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hepatic mobilization of glucose

139
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Beta-Blockers: partial agonist activity, advantage in treating patients with asthma because these drugs are less likely to cause bronchospasm

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Acebutolol, Pindolol (Intrinsic Sympathomimetic Activity)

140
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Beta-Blockers: membrane-stabilizing activity, decreases protective reflexes, increases risk of corneal ulceration

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Local Anesthetic Activity

141
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Beta-Blockers that lack Local Anesthetic Activity

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Timolol, Betaxolol (glaucoma)

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Beta-Blockers: Longest Half-Life

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Nadolol

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Beta-Blockers: Shortest Half-Life

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Esmolol

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Atenolol: Similar Drugs

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betaxolol, esmolol, acebutolol, metoprolol

145
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Atenolol: Class

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adrenergic antagonist - beta 1-selective

146
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Atenolol: MOA

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selectively blocks beta 1, blocks sympathetic effects on heart and BP

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Atenolol: Uses

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angina, hypertension, heart failure, supraventricular tachycardia (esmolol)

148
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Atenolol: Side Effects

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bronchospasm, AV block, heart failure, CNS sedation, erectile dysfunction

149
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Atenolol: Masks symptoms of

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hypoglycemia in diabetics

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