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| What are the 3 types of cholinergic receptors? |
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1. Nicotinic (n)
2. Nicotinic (m)
3. Muscarinic |
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| What is the neurotransmitter that stimulates cholinergic receptors? |
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| What is the neurotransmitter that stimulates adrenergic receptors? |
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| Alpha 1 is what kind of receptor and associated with which organs? |
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Adrenergic;
Arterioles, bladder, eyes |
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| Beta 1 is what kind of receptor and associated with which organ. |
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| Beta 2 is what kind of receptor and associated with which organ? |
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| cholinergic receptors are mostly assoc. with parasympathetic or sympathetic system? |
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| adrenergic receptors are mostly assoc. with parasympathetic or sympathetic system? |
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| Cholinergic antagonist drug |
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| 2 drugs used to prevent the breakdown of Ach? |
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| Neostigmine, Physostigmine |
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| What is a irreversible cholinesterase inhibitor that is used in chemical warfare? |
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| What is the irreversible cholinesterase inhibitor that is used to treate glaucoma? |
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| What is the drug that can restore ChE activity when exposed to irreversible ChE agents? |
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| A prototype non-depolarizing agent that competes with Ach at the NicotinicM receptors of skeletal muscle? |
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| The only depolarizing neuromuscular blocker in use? |
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| Name 1 ganglionic blocking agent. |
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| What agonists produce the same effects as seen with norepi and epi? |
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| Dobutamine is specific to what type of receptor? |
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| Stimulation of what type of receptors results in a decrease of NE release? |
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| Which receptor has principle actions of vasoconstriction and midriasis(pupil dilation)? |
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| Low doses of dopamine will increase what? |
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| Medium doses of dopamine will lead to stimulation of what type of receptors? |
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| High doses of dopamine stimulate alpha-1 receptors leading to...? |
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| Norepinephrine is similar to epinephrine except for the lack of what type of receptor stimulation? |
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| A potent vasoconstrictor. |
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| Isoproterenol acts on which receptors? |
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| Which receptor(s) does Dobutamine act on? |
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| Which drug stimulates alpha-1 receptors and is used as a nasal decongestant, in prep to dilate pupils, and increase blood pressure in severe hypotension? |
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| Terbutaline is used to induce bronchodilation and is used to stimulate what type of receptors? |
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| What is the effect on blood pressure if you block alpha-1 receptors? |
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| What is the only noncompetitive alpha-blcoker that results in a much longer duration of action? |
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| Name 2 drugs that are beta-1 selective beta blockers? |
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| Name 1 drug that is a nonselective beta blocker? |
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