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alpha -1
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post synaptic adrenoreceptors located in smooth muscle
activation increases intracellular calcium ion concentration little inotropic and negative chronotropic effects |
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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 |
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alpha 2 location?
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presynaptic nerve terminal
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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 |
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b2
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bronchodilation
vasodilation relaxation of uterus bladder and uterus |
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b3
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gall bladder and in brain adipose tissue
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chronotropy
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HR
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dromotropy
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increased conduction
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fenoldopam
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DA1
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dobutamine
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nonspecific beta agonists
More B1 than B2 some or none Alpha 1 properties |
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clonidine
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alpha 2
negative chronotropic effects decrease catecholamine levels prolongs duration of block |
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side effects of clonidine
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bradycardia
hypotension sedation respiratory depresssion dry mouth |
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dexmedetomidine
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sedative
analgesic sympatholytic less significant respiratory depression side effects: hypotension and bradycardia |
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long term use of alpha 2 agonists can lead to what if suddenly stopped
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upregulation of receptors and supersensitization
acute withdrawal and hypertensive crisis |
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epi
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1mg/250ml = 4mcg/ml
infusion rate = 2-20mcg/min b1 b2 a1 a2 |
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norepi
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2mg/250 = 8mcg/ml
infusion rate = 2-20mcg/min b1, a1, a2 |
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dopamine
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<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) |
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isoproterenol
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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 |
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dobutamine
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-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 |
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which drug is more favorable for CHF and CAD patients?
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dobutamine
increase cardiac output while increasing coronary blood flow |
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dobutamine packaging
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1g/250ml
4mcg/ml |
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infusion rates: epi, norepi, dopamine, dobutamine
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2-20mcg/min, 2-20mc/min, 2-20mcg/kg/min, 2-20mcg/kg/min
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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 |