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Phenoxybenzamine
Non-competitive
-pheonocytocroma; or anything else that causes VERY high lvl of catecholamien lvls, that it would outcompete
-α 1 blockage > α 2 blockage
Uses: malignant HTN, Pheochromocytoma, HTN 2° to Clonidine Withdrawal, Cheese Reaction
Phentolamine
competitive
-Non-selective Competitive Alpha Blocker
Used in HTN, Cocaine induced HTN.
Decreases the workload of the heart, and decreases the risk of MI
Tamsulocin
-Alpha 1 blockers
DOC to treat HT and have BPH
Yohimbine
2 selective blockers
-Prevents Negative feedback  Increased Release of Epinephrine and Norepinephrine
Claimed to be an Aphrodisiac
Potential uses: Impotence, Co-administrated with drug induced sexual dysfuction
Prazosin
alpha1 selective: uses-mild to moderate HTN, BPH, Raynaud’s
tamsulosin
alpha1 selective: uses-mild to moderate HTN, BPH, Raynaud’s
doxazosin
alpha1 selective: uses-mild to moderate HTN, BPH, Raynaud’s
Beta blockers (1 selective)
Atenolol
Betaxolol
Esmolol (short half life)
Acebutalol
Metoprolol
ABEAM
Beta Non-selective
Non Selective Beta blockers
Propranolol
Timolol
Pindolol
Blocks beta 1 and beta 2 recepors  Bronchospasms and Decrease in HR
Contraindicated in Asthmatics
Decreases aqueous humor production  used in Open Angle glaucoma (Timolol)
Timolol
Blocks beta 1 and beta 2 recepors
open angle glaucoma
Labetalol
doesn’t cross Placenta, also used in pregnancy
Used in Severe HTN, Angina; maintenance
Blocks alpha receptors  Decrease BP
Blocks beta receptors  Decreases HR
Carvidilo
Blocks alpha receptors  Decrease BP
Blocks beta receptors  Decreases HR
Used in Severe HTN, Angina
Resperpine
Indirect Adrenergic Antagonist-
MOA: Prevents Storage of NE, allowing more MAO to metabolism NE/dopamine. Uses: HTN
Crosses BBB
Side effects: Depression, Suicidal Ideations