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Indication for Metyrosine
Hypertension
Method of action of Metyrosine
Competitive
inhibition of
tyrosine hydroxylase
Indication for Reserpine
Hypertension
Method of action of Reserpine
Inhibits VMAT uptake of
monoamines
Indication for Bretylium
Ventricular Arrhythmia
Method of Action of Bretylium
Inhibit action potential
generation and calcium
dependent synaptic
vesicle fusion
Indication for Cocaine
Anesthetic in Surgery
Method of Action of Cocaine
blocks monoamine uptake
Indication for Ephedrine or Amphetamine
Narcolepsy, ADHD
Method of Action of Ephedrne or Amphetamine
Reverse monoamine
reuptake transporters
Indication for Naloxone,
Naltrexone
Opioid overdose or
dependence
Method of action of Naloxone,
Naltrexone
Non-peptide blockers of
opioid receptors in CNS
Indication of SSRIs
Depression/anxiety
Method of Action of SSRIs
Selective inhibition of
serotonin reuptake
transporter
Indication for ACE inhibitors
Hypertension
Method of action for ACE inhibitors
Inhibits peptide
cleavage of Angiotensin
I to Angiotensin II
Indication for Phenylephrine
Hypotension during surgery
Method of Action of Phenylephrine
Direct agonist of
adrenergic receptor
Indication for MAO inhibitors
Depression
Method of action of MAO inhibitors
Blockade of cytoplasmic
metabolism of
monoamines
Indication for L-DOPA
Parkinson's Disease
Method of action of L-DOPA
Precursor of dopamine,
stimulates dopamine
production
Indication for Carbidopa
Parkinson's disease
Method of action of Carbidopa
Blocks L-DOPA
conversion to
dopamine, does not
cross BBB, so protects
peripheral adrenergic
neurons from producing
too much dopamine and
norepinephrine
Indication for Tyramine
Ingested in diet not therapeutic
Method of action of Tyramine
Competes with tyrosine
for transport into cell