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-B1 receptors increase heart rate (SA and AV nodes) and contractility (myocardial cells) |
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why a1 receptors predominates? |
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-decreased BP -Baro Rs detect -*increase SNS/decrease PSNS -SNS stimulates adrenal medulla -increases HR and stroke volume -increases BP -reflex tachycardia |
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-cardiac output -total peripheral resistance |
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-mydriasis (pupil dilation) -contraction of iris radial smooth muscle (dilator pupillae)(a1) -effects on aqueous humor |
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ocular effects (aqueous humor) |
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-direct increase in production by B1 -direct decrease in production by a2 -indirect decrease in production by a2 and a1 |
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-bronchodilation (B2) -inhibition of inflammatory mediator release from mast cells (B2) -decreased bronchial gland secretions (a1) -vasoconstriction in upper resp. tract muscosa (a1) |
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-glycogenolysis occurs in liver, skeletal muscle, heart, and adipose cells (B1,B3) -inhibition of insulin secretion (a2) -stimulation of glucagon secretion (B2) |
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-direct sympathetic innervation to prostate -position of prostate can put pressure on urethra -urinary retention -frequency and urgency -prostate expresses a1 -a1 stimulation results in contraction |
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more genitourinary effect |
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-a1 receptors cause vasoconstriction -b2 receptors are in detrusor muscle and cause relaxation -alpha effect dominates over PSNS response |
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-most important during pregnancy -a1 activation leads to contraction -B2 activation leads to relaxation |
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-coupled to Gq -a1a,a1b,a1d -primarily on smooth muscle -GI tract -pilomotor smooth muscle -peripheral vasculature -VASOCONSTRICTION -MYDRIASIS |
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-activate Gi (decrease Ca, increase K, decreased NE release) -both pre and post synaptic |
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-couple to Gs -located primarily in HEART and kidney -stimulate renin release in kidney -increase inotropy (contractility) and chronotropy (HR) -both effects increase CARDIAC OUTPUT |
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-couple to Gs -located in lungs, vasculature, smooht muscle, and liver -brochodilation -vasodilation (skeletal muscle and coronary blood vessels) -increases glycogenolysis |
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-H bonding -rapidly metabolized by COMT -ionized at physiological pH |
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-substitution on amino nitrogen increases B selectivity |
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-substitution of 2 methyl groups on amino nitrogen |
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-mimic effects of transmitter substances in SNS |
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-indirect sympathomimetics -diastereomer of ephedrine -does not cross BBB as good as ephedrine -nasal decongestant |
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norepinephrine (levophed) |
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-a1 agonists, weaker b1 agonist -vasoconstriction -reflex bradycardia (decreased HR) -IV only - |
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Epinephrine (adrenalin chloride, sus-phrine) |
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-a1,a2,b1,b2 agonist -dose is important -IV,inhalation,IM -used for shock,asthma -important to note if patient is on any adrenergic blockers |
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*Phenylephrine (Neo-Synephrine) |
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-*rebound congestion is common if used beyond 3 days -OTC nasal decongestant -induces mydriasis -constrict blood vessels in blood shot eyes |
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*Oxymetazoline (Afrin,Dristan,Sinex) |
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-a1 and a2 -vasoconstriction -nasal spray -used during surgery |
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tetrahydrolizine (visine) |
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-vasoconstriction -OTC eye drops and nasal spray |
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direct acting sympathomimetics |
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-NE -Epi -Phenyephrine -Oxymetazoline -Tetrahydrolizine |
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-Dobutamine -Dopamine -Albuterol -Salmeterol -Formoterol |
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-B1 activity -racemate used clinically -heart surgery, CHF, acute MI -(+) a1 antagonist,potent at B1 -(-) a1 agonist -stereochem affects EFFICACY not AFFINITY |
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-CNS actions -*dilate renal blood vessels thru D1 Rs -stimulate B1 Rs -*IV only -*shock,MI,trauma, CHF -substrate for MOA |
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Albuterol (Proventil,Ventolin) |
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-oral or inhalation -bronchospasm -rapid acting 15 min -oral can delay preterm labor bc B2 agonist -side effect: jittery |
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-maintenance therapy for asthma -slow onset, long duration bc lipophilic tail embeds in membrane -component of advair -more B2 selective than albuterol |
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-onset 3 mins, 12 hour duration -boxed warning - increase risk of asthma related death |
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indirect sympatholytics (a2) |
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-Clonidine -Apraclonidine/Brimonidine -Methyldopa |
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-*Tx for hypertension, opiate withdrawal -oral or transdermal patch -*side effects-dry mouth (a2 receptors in salivary glands), bradycardia, drowsiness -with chlorthalidone-Combipres |
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Apraclonidine and Brimonidine |
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-Tx glaucoma -topical but can be detected in plasma -little effect on BP -Brimonidine more a2 selective, can cross BBB |
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-active form is methyl-NE -hypertension during pregnancy -SE-hemolytic anemia |
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-nonselective and subtype selective -chemically heterogenous-many different types of structures -therapeutic uses-pheochromocytoma,HT,BPH |
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-Phentolamine -Prazosin -Doxazosin -Terazosin -Tamsulin |
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-reversible,*nonselective -imidazoline-compare structure to clonidine -stimulate GI smooth muscle-blocked by atropine -Tx pheochromocytoma -HT crisis |
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-binds all a1 subtypes -does not increase HR -may depress baroreceptor reflex -decreases LDL and increases HDL -orthostatic hypotension -*1st dose given at bedtime -short duration of action -*no drowsiness or decreased HR |
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0same a prazosin -but long duration of action allowing once a day dosing |
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-a1a selective -Tx BPH -little effect on BP -once a day dosing -side effect is abnormal ejaculation |
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