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unit 3

drugs that affect the PNS

QuestionAnswer
PNS - acetocholine is responsible for nerve impulses across the PNS
used in ICU IIV gtts emergency
catecholamines - used in code blue doesnt cross the BBB
catecholamines restarts -----and increases----? restarts heart muscles and increases electrical signals
catecholamines is also ____lived short lived (half lived) , works intensely and instantly
non catecholamines are used inhaler/ orally
non catecholamines are ____ lived long lived
catecholamines affect the _____system fight or flight response sympathetic nervous system
non catecholamines affect the ______system rest and digest parasympathetic nervous system
catecholamines are refered to as the _________team vs non catecholamines called the ________team code team / home team
catecholamines_______________agonist non catecholamines ________________agonist adrenic / cholinergic
catecholamines examples nor/epin
non catecholamines acetochiline (anticholinegic)/ lytics
catecholamines-stop - sympathic fast 5 fear/stress active/sweaty speedy heart tense BP increase shuts down digetive
catecholamines sypathtic example beta blockers
non catecholamines blocks pupils contstrict increase saliva slow heart rte stomach digestion sphincter relax
non catecholamines stop acetocholine, parasympathetic
catecholamines examples endogenous: norepinephrine, epinephrine, adrenaline, doamine, inotropin, levophed synthetic: dodutime, isoproterenol (dobutrex, isuprel)
non catecholamines used in and crosses ? oral IV crosses BBB
non catecholamines examples ephedrine, albuterol, brethine, phenylephrine, terbutaline, proventil, ventolin, neo-synephrine
catecholamines increases blood flow to pt brain, increases HR , increases cardiac output, increases blood pressure and stimulates body
non catecholamines txts nasal conjestion , could have rebound conjestion
catecholamines CNS S/A insomnia, nervousness,
catecholamines indications anaphalatic shock, CHF, Mild renal failure
non catecholamines indications hypotension, asthma, nasal decongestion, premeture labor
catecholamines adverse reaction tachycardia,hypertension,hyper glycima
non catecholamines anxiety insomnia, tremors
catecholamines nurins considerations monitor VS , EKG,monitor I&O, assess for extravasation (IV site)
catecholamines pt education report chest pains or palputaitions
non catecholamines pt education may feel jittery or anxiious
adrenergic blocking agents causes nerve cell/ blood vessels to relax
alpha adrenic blockers examples regitine
aplha andrenic blockers uses HTN,raynauds (reduces blood flow to fingers /o2 decreases/ nube and cold) PVD (periherial vison disease )
alhpa adrenice blockers uses dialate arterial and veins
alhpha adrenice blockers S/A nasal conjestion, rebound tachycardia , orthostatic hypotension,
alpha adrenic nursing: check BP laying down , sitting and standing monitor umbness, tingling limit caffene
BETA adrenergic examples atenolol,tenormin, - propernolol, inderal, metoperolo, lopressor
BETA adrenergic uses HTN, angina, MI, anxiety, migranes , glaucoma
BETA adrenergic S/A ** bradycardia, orthostatic hypotension, bronchospasm(esp in asthma, COPD) , Hypoglycima, depression,impotents
BETA adrenergic nursin monitor EKG, VS Avoid decongestions and alcohol caution in respitory patients
BETA adrenergic prevents : binding of nor epernephrine.epinephrine
Ganglionic Blockers are heavy hitters in crisis
Ganglionic Blockers examples inverine, arfonad
Ganglionic Blockers uses hypertension crisis pulmonary edema
Ganglionic Blockers side affects hypotension, brady cardia dry mouth dilated pupils constipation urinary retention
Ganglionic Blockers aide affect remebr this to help cant see cant spit cant shit cant piss
Ganglionic Blockers nursin confort for anticholinergic efffects (eg suger free candy )
central acting antiadrenergics examples clonidine uses in tabs,patches relaxes heart vessels
central acting antiadrenergics uses HTN, hypertensive crisis
central acting antiadrenergics side affects dizzyness, syncope
central acting antiadrenergics nursing monitos BP DO NOT STOP ABRUPTLY avoid CNA depressants
Peripherally acting antiadrenergics examples doxazosin, przosin, tamsulosin
Peripherally acting antiadrenergics uses HTN, BPH
Peripherally acting antiadrenergics SIDE EFFECTS DIZZYNESS,nasal congestion , fatigue
Peripherally acting antiadrenergics nursing: given prazosin at bedtime monitor BP change postions SLOWLY
alhpa adrenice blockers does-- vasodialation, decreases BP, dialator of BV smooth mucles muscle relazers and arteries, blood flow increase BP decrease
BETA adrenergic blockers does--- prevents stimulation of heartl lowers HR and lowers BP COPD CANT TAKE BETA BLOCKERS
BETA 1 DRUG CONTROLS HEART
BETA 2 DRUG CNTRLS LUNGS Bronchoconstriction bronchro spasm
ganglionic blockers does---- blcoks gangliac , blocks nerves lowers HR and caridiac output and blood pressues
Peripherally acting antiadrenergics does.... relaxes smooth muslces no erectile disfunction meds
Cholinergic Agents (parasympathomimetics) --help remeber increaase gastric motility and SLUDGE Saliva,Lacrimation,Urination,Defication,GI upset,Emisss
Cholinergic Agents (parasympathomimetics) EXAMPLE Bethenole - cal beth fix ur baldder
Cholinergic Agents (parasympathomimetics) example glaucoma: pilocarpine bladder autonomy ; urecholine stimulate parasympathetic activity urinary bladder control, retention and incontenice
Cholinergic Agents (parasympathomimetics) NURSING MAKE SURE NO obstruction eleate BP asses sounds of bowel aplate baldder
Cholinergic Agents (parasympathomimetics) S/A brady cardia hypotension NV/Cramping increases salivations
for increased salivatiions have : atrpoine- antidote
Anti cholinesterase Agents : examples tensiloon, neostigmine, pyridostigmine
tensilon use to test for myasthenia gravis to confirm
neostigmine use assess muscle strength, stop if sweathing or diahrea, muclse weakness and fatigue (TOXIC SWEATAND DIAHREA)
PYRIDOSTIGINE USE MAINTINCE DRUG - if symptoms occur dont take
Anti cholinesterase Agents : use myasthenia gravis , glaucoma
Anti cholinesterase Agents : S/A Diaphoresis, brady cardia , N/V/D MUSLCE CRAMPS RESPIROTY DEPRESSION
Anti cholinesterase Agents : NURSIN KEEP ATRPINE AT BEDISDE ACESS NUREO-MSUCLAR STATUS GIVE MEDS AT SAME TIME / STOP IF LOSE ABILITY TO SWALLOW
With atropine nursing intervention monitor urinary retention educate dry mouth high fiber diets instrust to avoid hot enviroments
atrpoine remebr this hot as a hare blind as a bat dry as a bone red as a barn mad as a hatter
Cholinergic blocker agents (anticholinergics) TREATS bradycardia scoplamine patch/ monitor for drowzess and dry mouth
Cholinergic blocker agents (anticholinergics) exmaples atropine,scopolamine,levsin,congentin
Cholinergic blocker agents (anticholinergics) use pre op to redeuce secretions parkistons disease (DEPLETE DOPAMINE) motion sickness (SCOLOLIME PATCH) GI spasms
atropie contrididicts with glaucoma increases eye pressure
atropine, levisine use with DEATH RATTLE
Cholinergic blocker agents (anticholinergics) S/A Dry mouth blurred vision dilated pupils constipation, urinary retention flushed skin, heat intolerance
Cholinergic blocker agents (anticholinergics) Nusing monitor hydration and urinary output comfort care for dry mouth avoid use with CNS depression
Cholinergic blocker agents (anticholinergics) S/A how to remeebr cant see cant piss cant shit cant spit
Created by: mmishue
 

 



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