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alpha -1
post synaptic adrenoreceptors located in smooth muscle

activation increases intracellular calcium ion concentration

little inotropic and negative chronotropic effects
alpha-1
what does it do to the pupils?
what does it do with insulin and lipds?
mydriasis (pupil constriction)
inhibit secretion of insulin
inhibits lipolysis
alpha 2 location?
presynaptic nerve terminal
alpha -2
mechansim?
decrease entry of calcium into the neuronal terminal limiting the release of norepinephrine

additionally vascular smooth muscle contain post-synaptic alpha2 receptors that produce vasoconstriction
b2
bronchodilation
vasodilation
relaxation of uterus bladder and uterus
b3
gall bladder and in brain adipose tissue
chronotropy
HR
dromotropy
increased conduction
fenoldopam
DA1
dobutamine
nonspecific beta agonists
More B1 than B2
some or none Alpha 1 properties
clonidine
alpha 2
negative chronotropic effects
decrease catecholamine levels
prolongs duration of block
side effects of clonidine
bradycardia
hypotension
sedation
respiratory depresssion
dry mouth
dexmedetomidine
sedative
analgesic
sympatholytic
less significant respiratory depression
side effects: hypotension and bradycardia
long term use of alpha 2 agonists can lead to what if suddenly stopped
upregulation of receptors and supersensitization
acute withdrawal and hypertensive crisis
epi
1mg/250ml = 4mcg/ml

infusion rate = 2-20mcg/min

b1 b2 a1 a2
norepi
2mg/250 = 8mcg/ml

infusion rate = 2-20mcg/min

b1, a1, a2
dopamine
<2mcg/kg/min
vasodilation the renal vasculature & diuresis

2-10mcg/kg/min
b1 stimulation increases myocardial contractility, HR, cardiac output

10-20mcg/kg/min
increase SVR and fall in renal blood

>20mcg/kg/min
release NE (indirect effects)
isoproterenol
pure B-agonist
B1 increase HR contractility and cardiac output
B2 decrease PVR and diastolic blood pressure

increasing oxygen demand and while decreasing oxygen supply

making it a poor ionotrope
dobutamine
-relatively selective B1 agonist
-rise of cardiac output from increase contractility
-slight decrease in PVR
-left ventricular filling pressure decreases whereas coronary blood flow increases
which drug is more favorable for CHF and CAD patients?
dobutamine

increase cardiac output while increasing coronary blood flow
dobutamine packaging
1g/250ml
4mcg/ml
infusion rates: epi, norepi, dopamine, dobutamine
2-20mcg/min, 2-20mc/min, 2-20mcg/kg/min, 2-20mcg/kg/min
dopexamine is an analogue of what?
and how is it better than that drug?
analogue of dopamine
less B1 and alpha1 adrenergic effects

specifies more on renal perfusion