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General

-affect PNS; sympathetic


-directly blocks receptor or indirectly prevents release of norepinephrine


-4 groups: alpha; beta; alpha & beta; anti-Adrenergic

Alpha

-blocks alpha receptors


-especially effective on vascular system


-HTN

Beta

-blocks beta receptors


-especially effective on heart receptors


-HTN; CHF; arrhythmias; migraines; angina; glaucoma

Alpha & Beta

-blocks both alpha & beta receptors


-effective on either alpha or beta nerve receptors


-HTN; CHF

Anti-Adrenergic

-prevent the release of neurotransmitters (in PNS & CNS)


-blocks Adrenergic nerve impulses in both the CNS & PNS


-HTN & BPH

Nursing implication

-Check HR prior to administration; HR must be >60


-check BP; systolic BP


-hold & call PCP

Typical alpha meds

Regitine

Alpha/Beta typical drugs

-Labetalol


-carvedilol

Typical anti-Adrenergic

-CNS: Clonidine; methyldopa


-PNS: ends in -osin

Alpha

-blocks alpha receptors


-especially effective on vascular system


-HTN