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Mechanism of Adrengergic Receptor Activation which is the most common by which drugs activate peripheral adrenergic receptors. The direct-acting receptor stimulants produce their effects by binding to adrenergic receptors & mimicking the actions of natural transmitters (NE,epi & dopamine)
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Direct Receptor Binding
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Mechanism of Adrengergic Receptor Activation, where by acting on terminals of sympathetic nerves to cause NE release, drugs can bring aobut activation by this indirect mechanism which includes amphetmines & epi
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Promotion of NE Release
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Mechanism of Adrengergic Receptor Activationwhereby blocking NE reuptake, drugs can cause NE to accumulated w/in the synaptic gap. & can thereby increase cocain & their tricyclic antidepressants.
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Inhibition of NE Reuptake
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Mechanism of Adrengergic Receptor Activation where some of the NE in terminals of adrenergic neurons are subject to inactivation of MAO.
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Inhibition of NE Inactivation
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Adrenergic agonists that contain a catechol group & an amine group, which are very polar & can't be taken orally. They have a brief duration of action and can't pass through blood brain barrier.
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Catacholamines
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