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alpha-1 receptor actions
- vasoconstriction
- increased peripheral resistance
- increased blood pressure
- mydriasis (dilation)
- increased closure of internal sphincter of bladder
- activation of receptor leads to increase of intracellular calcium
alpha-2 receptor actions
- inhibition of NE release
- inhibition of insulin release
beta-1 receptor actions
- tachycardia
- increased lipolysis
- increased myocardial contractility
- increased release of renin
beta-2 receptor actions
- vasodilation
- slightly decreased peripheral resistance
- bronchodilation
- increased muscle & liver glycogenolysis
- increased release of glucagon
- relaxed uterine smooth muscle
epinephrine
- alpha1, alpha2, beta1, beta2 agonist
- a catecholamine
- synthesized from tyrosine in adrenal medulla
- low dose = beta response
- high dose = alpha response
- drug of choice for anaphylactic shock
norepinephrine
- alpha1, alpha2, beta1 agonist
- a catecholamine
- vasoconstriction & increased peripheral resistance --> increased BP
- get reflex bradycardia
- tx shock (not anaphylactic)
isoproterenol
- beta1, beta2 agonist
- a catecholamine
- increases HR
- bronchodilation
- tx cardiac arrest, asthma
dopamine
- beta1, dopaminergic (alpha1 @ high doses) agonist
- a catecholamine
- dilates renal & splanchnic arterioles
- miracle drug for kidney failure
- tx shock, CHF
dobutamine
- beta1 agonist
- a catecholamine
- increases CO in congestive HF
phenylephrine
- alpha1 agonist
- vasoconstriction
- dilates pupil; no effect on accommodation
- CI: HTN, MAOIs, pts on reserpine, guanethidine, pulmonary edema, arrhythmia
dapiprazole (Rev-eyes)
- an alpha1 ANTAGONIST
- inhibits dilator (radial fibers) - competes w/NE
- displaces phenylephrine; no effect on tropicamide
- makes eyes red
amphetamine
- indirect-acting adrenergic agonist
- causes release of catecholamine stores
- increases BP
- use for Horner's dx
tyramine
- indirect-acting adrenergic agonist
- normal byproduct of tyrosine metabolism
- no therapeutic use
hydroxyamphetamine (Paredrine)
- indirect-acting adrenergic antagonist
- test for postganglionic Horner's; also used to tx
cocaine
- blocks NE reuptake, increasing its time @ the receptor
- Horner's Dx
ephedrine
- stimulates alpha and beta receptors and CNS
- releases NE from the terminal
- diet pills, nasal decongestant
- tx asthma, nasal decongestant, improves motor function in MG
- increases BP
apraclonidine (Iopidine)
- alpha1, alpha2 agonist
- decreases IOP via aqueous suppression
- use in acute angle closure
- tachyphylaxis w/time
- mydriasis, conjunctival blanching
metaraminol
- mixed-action adrendergic agonist
- tx shock & acute hypotension
methoxamine
- alpha1 agonist
- vasoconstriction, increased BP
- tx supraventricular tachycardia
clonidine
- alpha2 agonist
- decreases sympathetic activity
- tx HTN
- acts on CNS
metaproterenol
- beta2 > beta1 agonist
- tx asthma, reverse bronchospasm
terbutaline
- beta2 agonist
- tx bronchospasm and premature labor
- longer duration than metaproterenol
albuterol
- beta2 agonist
- tx bronchospasm & premature labor
- most widely used as an inhaler