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Physiology and Pharmacology

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show An agent binding to a receptor to stimulate a response White sympathetic a and b receptors, an agonist can be called A sympathetic agonist A sympathomimetic agent An adrenergic agonist An adrenoreceptor agonist  
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Direct vs indirect effects   show
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How do we know there are different receptors   show
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show Divided receptors into alpha and beta Decided potency order using isolated and in vivo smooth muscle preparations Alpha - Noradrenaline> adrenaline > Isoprenaline Beta - Isoprenaline > Adrenaline > Noradrenaline  
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Types of receptors in key locations   show
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show Isoprenaline binds solely to beta receptors Causes a decrease in resistance due to vasodilation Increase in heart rate due to baroreceptor reflex Overall decrease in BP  
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Non-selective adrenoreceptor agonists   show
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show Phenylephrine - counter acute hypotension, treat nasal decongestion and cause mydriasis Xylometazoline - nasal decongestion Metaraminol - acute hypotension, partially IAS Vascular and uterine smooth muscle contraction, salivary secretion  
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Selective alpha 2 agonists   show
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Selective beta 1 agonists   show
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show Isoprenaline - cardiac stimulant Salbutamol, terbutaline - short acting bronchodilators Salmeterol - long acting, preventative Bronchodilation, vasodilation, especially coronary and skeletal muscle beds, uterine relaxation, glycogenolysis  
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show First discovered were ergot alkaloids by Dale - ergot poisoning Includes histamine, ACh, tyramine Derivatives of lysergic acid - ergotamine and ergometrine Partial alpha agonist as well as antagonist - stimulate then block  
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Alpha antagonists   show
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Main drawback of alpha antagonists   show
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Beta antagonists   show
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