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Epinephrine

MOA: stimulates alpha adrenergic receptors, beta1 and beta2 receptors, vasoconstrictive


Use: anaphylactic shock, cardiac arrest, severe hypotension, shock, and added to local anesthetics


AE: fear, anxiety, restlessness


Patient teaching: should not be taken with other meds, without talking to their doctor

Adrenergic (vasoconstrictor)

Epipen

Given to people that are susceptible to severe allergic reactions


Should be carried at all times


Administered in the thigh

Many people use it

Adrenergic drugs used for

Cardiac arrest


Stokes-Adams syndrome


Profound bradycardia


Second line agent:


Hypotension and shock

Don't think too hard

3 mechanisms of action


Adrenergic meds

Direct acting


Indirect


Mixed

3 mechanisms of action


Adrenergic meds

Direct acting


Indirect


Mixed

Specific disorders treated

Anaphylaxis


Nasal congestion


Hypotension/shock


Cardio resuscitation