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Autonomic and Neuromuscular Drugs

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Drug
Brand Name
Pharmacologic Class
Therapeutic Class
Phenoxybenzamine   Dibenzyline   irreversible a-adrenoreceptor antagonist   vasodilator  
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Propranolol   Inderal   nonselective b-adrenoceptor antagonist   sympatholytic, antihypertensive  
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Phentolamine   Regitine   nonselective a-adrenoceptor antagonist   vasodilator  
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Atenolol   Tenormin   selective b1-adrenoreceptor antagonist   sympatholytic, antihypertensive  
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Terazosin   Hytrin   selective a1-adrenoceptor antagonist   antihypertensive agent, urologic agent  
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Dobutamine   Dobutrex   selective b1-adrenoceptor agonist   sympathomimetic, cardiac stimulant  
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Epinephrine   Adrenalin   nonselective adrenoceptor agonist   sympathomimetic, bronchodilator, vasopressor  
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Tamsulosin   Flomax   uroselective a1-adrenoceptor antagonist   urologic agent  
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Edrophonium   Tensilon   cholinesterase inhibitor   diagnostic agent (for myasthenia gravis - should increase muscle weakness)  
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Pyridostigmine   Mestinon   cholinesterase inhibitor, cholinergic agonist   antimyasthenic agent  
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Pralidoxime   Protopam   cholinesterase reactivator (takes OP off of AChE)   organophosphate antidote  
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Pilocarpine   Salagen   muscarinic ACh receptor agonist   antiglaucoma agent, sialagogue  
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Atropine   Atro-Pen   muscarinic ACh receptor antagonist   anticholinergic agent  
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Solifenacin   VESIcare   muscarinic receptor antagonist   overactive bladder agent  
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Sildenafil   Viagra   phosphodiesterase inhibitor   vasodilator  
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Rocuronium   Zemuron   nondepolarizing NM blocking agent of intermediate duration of action (30-60 min)   paralytic agent  
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Succinylcholine   Anectine   depolarizing NM blocker with short duration of action (5-10 min)   paralytic agent  
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a1 receptors   -vasoconstriction -smooth muscle contraction -iris -GI and urinary spincters -arrector pili   NE > E    
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a2 receptors   -negative feedback for a1 receptors   E >= NE    
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b1 receptors   -on the heart -incr HR -incr contractility =incr CO   E = NE    
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b2 receptors   -smooth muscle relaxation -BRONCHIAL TREE -GI tract -urinary bladder -arteries by skeletal muscle -some coronary arteries   E >> NE    
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muscarinic receptors   -smooth muscle contraction -gland secretion -lower HR back to normal   ACh    
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nicotinic receptors   -skeletal muscle contraction   ACh    
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Phenylephrine   Neo-synephrine   selective a1-adrenoceptor agonist   vasoconstrictor, decongestant  
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Pseudoephedrine   Sudafed   indirect- and direct-acting adrenoceptor agonist   decongestant  
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