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Pharmocology-Autonomics1.0/adrenergic receptor agonists

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What are Catecholamines?   Direct acting agents  
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What drugs are catacholamines?   NE, EPI, DA (direct or indirect), Dobutamine  
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NE works on what receptors?   alpha, beta1  
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EPI works on what receptors?   alpha, beta1, beta2  
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ISO works on what receptors?   beta1, beta2  
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DA works on what receptors?   beta1, renal D1, dose related  
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dobutamine works on what receptors?   beta1selective, alpha1, beta2  
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What are noncatacholamines?   direct acting agents  
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What drugs are noncatacholamines?   Phenylephrine, methoxamine, Isoetherine, Metaproterenol, Terbutaline, Fenoterol, Albuterol, Pirbuterol  
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Phenylephrine and methoxamine works at what receptors?   alpha  
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Isoetherine, Metaproterenol, Terbutaline, Fenoterol, Albuterol, and Pirbuterol works at what receptors?   beta2, metaproterenol most potent  
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what are Indirect acting agonists?   reserpine and cocaine  
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pretreat with cocaine, what is the response to direct agonist? indirect agonist?   increased/decreased  
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pretreat reserpine, what is the response to direct agonist? indirect agonist?   increased/decreased  
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agent for cardiac arrest/life support?   EPI  
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cardiogenic or septic shock?   continuous infusion of dobutamine, DA, EPI or NE  
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agent for CHF?   dobutamine, DA (beta1)  
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agent for allergic reactions?   EPI or other beta agonists  
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agent for local vascular effects?   EPI, cocaine (prolong duration of anastetic)  
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agent priapism?   alpha agonist local injection into penis  
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agent for nasal decongestant?   alpha1 agonist  
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agent for athsma?   beta agonist  
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agent to inhibit preterm labor?   selective beta2 agonists  
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agent for HTN?   central alpha2 agonist (clonidine)  
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pharmacologic use for EPI?   bronchodialator, rapid allergic relief, prolong local anasthetic, restore cardiac rythm, vasopressor, hemostatic agent, glaucoma  
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pharmacologic use for NE?   hypotension, increase PVR in shock  
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action and receptor for amphetamine dextroampetamine?   indirect, alpha and beta  
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pharmacologic use for amphetamine dextroampetamine?   obesity, narcolepsy, ADHD  
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action/receptor/pharmacologic use for cocaine?   indirect, alpha and beta, topical hemostatic and local anasthetic  
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action/receptor/pharmacologic use for ephedrine?   indirect and direct, alpha and beta, narcolepsy and obesity  
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pharmacologic use for ISO?   emergancy heart block or bradycardia, pacemaker  
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pharmacologic use for dobutamine?   acute HF, CHF, postop or postMI  
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pharmacologic use for DA?   shock, hypotension, CHF, increase urine output (dopa vs beta receptor effect)  
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pharmacologic use for metoproternol?   bronchodialator used in athsma  
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pharmacologic effects of terbutaline?   bronchodialator and uterine relaxation  
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pharmacologic effects of ritodrine?   uterine relaxation  
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pharmacologic effects of albuterol?   bronchodialator used in athsma  
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pharmacologic effects of phenylephrine?   mydriatic for retina exam, cardiothoracic surgury, nasal decongestant  
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pharmacologic effects of methoxamine?   hypotension, PSVT (vagal effect)  
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pharmacologic effects of metaraminol?   hypotension, PSVT (vagal effect)  
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pharmacologic effects of pseudoephedrine?   nasal decongestant  
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pharmacologic effects of clonidine?   antihypertensive agent, withdrawal symptoms, analgesic  
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pharmacologic effects of apraclonidine and brimonidine?   opthalmic drops used in glaucoma  
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pharmacologic effects of guanfacine, guanabenz and methyldopa?   antihypertensive agents  
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