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Autonomic Pharm
WVSOM Autonomics Pharmacology
Question | Answer |
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Brimonidine | (Alphagan) a2 selective agonists – used topically on the eye |
Apraclonidine | (lopidine) a2 selective agonists – used topically on the eye |
Xylometazoline | a1 selective agonists(Chlorohist-LA, Inspire, Neo-Synephrine II Long Acting, Otrivin) Used nasally |
Oxymetazoline | a1 selective agonists (Afrin, Neo-Synephrine 12 Hours, etc.) – also activate a2. Used for nasal |
Midodrine | a1 selective agonists(ProAmatine) – oral |
Brimonidine | (Alphagan) a2 selective agonists – used topically on the eye |
Apraclonidine | (lopidine) a2 selective agonists – used topically on the eye |
Isoproterenol | non-selective Beta agonist (must be given parentally) |
Dobutamine | Beta1 selective agonist, also acts on some Beta2's and alpha receptors (must be given parentally) |
Albuterol | (Proventil, Ventolin, etc.) b2 selective agonists – given as inhalation |
Metaproterenol | (Alupent, Metaprel, etc.) b2 selective agonists – given as inhalation |
Bitolterol | (Tornalate) b2 selective agonists – given as inhalation |
Pirbuterol | (Maxair) b2 selective agonists– given as inhalation |
Terbutaline | (Brethine, Bricanyl, etc.) b2 selective agonists. Can be given orally or parentally |
Salmeterol | (Serevent) – b2 selective agonists. Given as inhalation |
Formoterol | (Foradil Aerolizer, Foradil Certihaler) b2 selective agonists. given as inhalation |
Arformoterol | (Brovana) b2 selective agonists. given as inhalation |
Phenylephrine | Topical Nasal Decongestant - acts on a1'sSHORT DURATION |
Xylometazoline | Topical nasal decongestant - acts on a1'sLong duration |
Oxymetazoline | topical nasal decongestant -acts on a1'sLong duration |
Prazosin | (Minipress) - a1 selective antagonist, reversible |
Terazosin | (Hytrin)a1 selective antagonist , reversible |
Doxazosin | (Cardura)a1 selective antagonist, reversible |
Tamsulosin | (Flomax)a1 selective antagonist , reversible |
Alfuzosin | (Uroxatral)a1 selective antagonist, reversible |
Phentolamine | Non-selective alpha antagonist REVERSIBLE |
Phenooxybenzamine | nonselective alpha antagonist IRREVERSIBLE |
Prazosin (Minipress) | alpha-antagonist - used to treat hypertension |
Terazosin | alpha antagonist - used to treat hypertension |
Doxazosin | alpha antagonist- used to treat hypertension |
Phentolamine | alpha antagonist - used to treat pheochromocytoma |
Phenoxybenzamine | alpha Antagonist - used to treat pheochromocytoma |
What are the three drugs used to treat pheochromocytoma | Prazosin, Phentolamine, and Phenoxybenzamine |
Terazosin | - Trests BPH (a-blocker) |
Doxazosin | - Treats BPH (a-blocker) |
Tamsulosin | - Treats BPH (a-blocker) |
Alfuzosin | - treats BPH (a-blocker) |
Prazosin | a-blocker, used to treat Raynauds |
Propranolol | (Inderal) - b Receptor Antagonists: Non-selective, competitive, reversible |
Nadolol | (Corgard) - b Receptor Antagonists: Non-selective, competitive, reversible |
Timolol | (Blocadren, Timoptic, Betimol) - b Receptor Antagonists: Non-selective, competitive, reversible |
Pindolol | (Visken) - b Receptor Antagonists: Non-selective, competitive, reversible |
Carteolol | (Cartrol, Ocupress) - b Receptor Antagonists: Non-selective, competitive, reversible |
Levobunolol | (Betagan) - b Receptor Antagonists: Non-selective, competitive, reversible |
Metoprolol | (Lopressor, Toprol XL) - b1 selective, competitive, reversible |
Atenolol | (Tenormin) - b1 selective, competitive, reversible |
Acebutolol | (Sectral) - b1 selective, competitive, reversible |
Betaxolol | (Betoptic, Kerlone) - b1 selective, competitive, reversible |
Levobetaxolol | (Betaxon)The S-isomer of racemic betaxolol. b1 selective, competitive, reversible |
Bisoprolol | (Zebeta)- b1 selective, competitive, reversible |
Esmolol | (Brevibloc) - b1 selective, competitive, reversible |
What is BEAM used to identify | ALL B1 antagonist start with B E A or M |
Acetylcholine | Direct Acting Muscarinic Agonists |
Methacholine | Direct Acting Muscarinic Agonists |
Bethanechol | (Urecholine) - Direct Acting Muscarinic Agonists. Works specfically on the badder and GI tract |
Pilocarpine | (Pilocar, Etc., - topical/ Salagen - oral) - Direct Acting Muscarinic Agonists |
Carbachol | (Isopto Carbachol, Carboptic, Miostat) - direct acting muscarinic agonsit |
Cevimeline | (Evoxac) - direct acting muscarinic agonist |
Muscarine | Direct acting muscarinic agonist |
Why is ACh not used as a drug | Short half-life, way too non-specific, and not very good at reaching target |
What is Bethanechol used for | works on the bladder and GI tract |
Can Bethanechol be used for obstructive GI problems | NO, only used for non-obstrutive |
Pilocarpine is used orally to treat what | Radiation caused dry mouth and Sjogrens syndrome |
Pilocarpine is used topically to treat what | Open and narrow angle glocoma, and caue Miotic effects |
What advatages does Cevimeline have over pilocarpine | Long lasting, less side effects and only needs to be taken 2-3 times per day |
What is Carbachol | 2nd line drug in the treatment of glocoma |
Donepezil | (Aricept, Aricept ODT)- Reversible AChE Inhibitors. WORKS ON CNS |
Tacrine | (Cognex)- Reversible AChE Inhibitors. WORKS ON CNS |
Rivastigmine | (Exelon) - Reversible AChE Inhibitors. WORKS ON CNS |
Galantamine | (Razadyne)- Reversible AChE Inhibitors. WORKS ON CNS |
(Mestinon, Mestinon Timespan)- Reversible AChE Inhibitors | |
Ambenonium | (Mytelase)- Reversible AChE Inhibitors |
Demecarium | (Humorsol) - Reversible AChE Inhibitors |
Donepezil | (Aricept, Aricept ODT)- Reversible AChE Inhibitors. WORKS ON CNS |
Tacrine | (Cognex) - Reversible AChE Inhibitors. WORKS ON CNS |
Rivastigmine | (Exelon) - Reversible AChE Inhibitors. WORKS ON CNS |
Galantamine | (Razadyne) - Reversible AChE Inhibitors. WORKS ON CNS |