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therapeutic uses of epi/norepi (3)
1) shock: restores bp, correct vascular distrib
2) cardiac stimulant after heart block
3)local vasoconstrictor in dentistry
epi acts on which receptors during Tx for shock
-alpha: constricts peripheral vessels (increase diastolic bp)
-beta1: ups heart rate (systolic bp)
-beta2: ups blood flow to vital organs
effects of adrenergic agonist as cardiac stimulant
Beta1: to up heart rate
-best is dobutamine -> selective beta1 agonist : . no changes in bp
why do we use epi in LA instead of a selective alpha1? (2)
-safer when drug has both alpha and beta activity
-use of alpha selective can result in tissue necrosis
Nasal decongestant (2)
-alpha agonist: reduces glandular flow
-pnenylephrine, neosinephrine
adrenergic agonist in the eye (2)
-alpha agonist will cause pupil to dilate w/out cycloplegia (b/c no alphas in ciliary m.)
-Tx for hypersecretion glaucoma
Asthma (2)
-beta2, for bronchodilation
-terbutaline, albutarol
anti-htn drugs (3)
-alpha 2 agonists
-reduces norepi release
-reduces sympathetic tone -> reduces bp
ephedrine (3)
-releases catecholamines in brain
-vasoconstrictor
-dangerous because of CNS effects
epinephrine reversal (3)
-high dose epi -> pressor response -BUT, if ergot (eat fungus -> crazy ppl) is injected first -> DEpressor response
-is unmasking of alpha1 response -> leaving only beta2 response
alpha blockers (6)
-epi reversal
-reflexive tachycardia
-vasodilation
-nasal congestion
-ups GI tract
-miosis
Phentolamine:
class
uses (3)
-alpha blocker prototype
Used for:
1) pheochromocytoma diagnosis: tumor in adrenal medulla -> high blood epi. Can urine test
2) prevent htn during adrenal medulla surgery
3) controls htn during general anesthesia
Phenoxybenzamine
-long acting alpha blocker
-forms covalent bond w/ receptor
-used to lower bp, or produce orthostatic hypotn during surgery
Prazosin, Minipress
-selective alpha1 blocker
-will lower bp w/out tachycardia
in case of prostate hypertrophy, helps pt urinate (3)
-Tarazosin, Flomax
-selective alpha1 blocker
-relaxes bladder sphincter
Propranolol:
class
uses
side effect
-beta blocker (-lol is always BB)
-antihtn, cardiac arrhythmias, angina, post MI, migraines, hypersecretory glaucoma
-bronchiolar constriction
beta blockers:
dental caution
-epi is like pure alpha agonist -> pressor response -> increased risk of tissue necrosis, etc