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The (parasympathetic/sympathetic) system passes through the paravertebral sympathetic chain before reaching the organs
sympathetic
Adrenaline is delivered to the pupil by blood from the _______ gland
adrenal gland
The outside of the eye is called?
The radial dilator pupillae
The inside of the eye is called?
The circular constrictor pupillae
The sympathetic neurone innervates noradrenaline to which part of the eye?
Radial dilator pupillae
The parasympathetic nerve III innervates acetyl choline into which part of the eye?
The circular constricotr pupillae
splanchnic nerve is essentially a (preganglionic/postganglionic) neurone
preganglionic neurone
Which receptor releases noradrenaline and adrenaline?
Nicotinic receptor
Prazosin (a1 adrenoceptor blocker) causes a
a faster drop in contraction
Suramin (ATP receptor antagonist) causes a
delay in contraction
Both prazosin and suramin causes
no contraction
When neuropeptide Y is realeased along with noradrenaline it acts as a .....
neuromodulator
ATP and ACh is a (rapid/intermediate/slow) response
rapid
NO and NA is a (rapid/intermediate/slow) response
intermediate
NPY and VIP is a (rapid/intermediate/slow) response
slow
The potency for alpha receptor is (higher/lower) for NA than isoprenaline
higher
The potency for beta receptor is (higher/lower) for NA than isoprenaline
lower
What organs are involved in alpha 1 receptor?
smooth muscle constriction
blood vessels
glands
What organs are involved in alpha 2 receptor?
smooth muscle constriction
presynaptic receptor (negative)
What organs are involved in beta 1 receptor?
Heart - increased force rate and conduction
What organs are involved in beta 2 receptor?
Smooth muscle - dilation of bronchioles and blood vessels
Metabolism - glycogenolysis
What organs are involved in beta 3 receptor?
Fat - lipolysis
Alpha 1 stimulates which g protein?
Gq
Gq stimulates what?
phospholipase C
Phospholipase C stimulates 2 things
IP3 and DAG
IP3 causes a release of Ca2+ from the endoplasmic reticulum (True/false)
True
DAG stimulates _______ and phosphorylation occurs
protein kinase C
To stimulate CAMP adenylyl cyclase stimulates (Gs/GI)
GI
CAMP then activates protein kinase __ for phosphorylation
A
To inhibit adenylyl cyclase (Gs/GI) is stimulated
Gs
(alpha/beta) adrenoceptor mediated contraction of the dilator pupillae muscle in the iris - pupil dilation
alpha
Eyes widen - (alpha/beta) adrenoceptor mediated contraction of the levator palpabrae in the upper eyelid
alpha
Increase frequency of heart rate - (alpha/beta) adrenoceptor on positive chronotropic response from heart
beta1
Increase force of heart rate - (alpha/beta) adrenoceptor on positive ionotropic response from heart muscle
beta1
Piloerection - (alpha/beta) adrenoceptor on the pilomotor muscles controlling hair shaft angle
alpha
Colour drained from face - (alpha/beta) adrenoceptor mediated constriction of superficial blood vessels
alpha
Shaking with fear after - (alpha/beta) adrenoceptor affect control of muscle spindles in skeletal muscle
beta2
Increase strength - (alpha/beta) adrenoceptor, increase blood sugar blood flow to muscle and dilates bronchioles
beta
which receptor is involved in the G.I. tract - sphincter contracts?
beta1
beta 3 is involved in.....
fat lipolysis
bronchioles dilate (alpha1/beta1/beta2/beta3)
beta 2
Skeletal muscle tremor (alpha1/beta1/beta2/beta3)
beta 2
uterus relax (alpha1/beta1/beta2/beta3)
beta 2
non-sphincter relax (alpha1/beta1/beta2/beta3)
beta 1
liver glycogenolysis (alpha1/beta1/beta2/beta3)
beta 2
noradrenaline does not bind with (a1/a2/b1/b2)
b2
Adrenaline binds with (a1/a2/b1/b2)
all
phenylephrine is a __ agonist
a1
Isoprenaline is a ___ agonist
b1 and b2
Salbutamol is a ___ agonist
b2
what are the 3 indirect sympathomimetric?
ephedrine, tyramine, amphetamine
the therapeutic use for (adrenaline/noradrenaline/isoprenaline) is:
Cardiac arrest
Anaphylactic shock
Prolongaton of local anaesthesia
Topical haemostatic agent
Adrenaline
the therapeutic use for (adrenaline/noradrenaline/isoprenaline) is shock
noradrenaline
the therapeutic use for bradycardia is (adrenaline/noradrenaline/isoprenaline)
Isoprenaline
the therapeutic use for (Ephedrine & pseudoephedrine/ Oxymetazoline/Amphetamine) is nasal decongestant stimulant
Ephedrine and pseudoephedrine
the therapeutic use for (Ephedrine & pseudoephedrine/ Oxymetazoline/Amphetamine) is nasal decongestant stimulant
Ephedrine and pseudoephedrine
the therapeutic use for (Ephedrine & pseudoephedrine/ Oxymetazoline/Amphetamine) is nasal decongestant
Oxymetazoline
the therapeutic use for (Ephedrine & pseudoephedrine/ Oxymetazoline/Amphetamine) is narcolepsy and attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder
Amphetamine
What are the symptoms for ergotism?
hallucination and convulsions
What is ergometrine used to control?
post-partum haemorrhage
What are the 4 sympathomimetics that acts as decongestants in cough and cold medicine?
ephedrine
pseudoephedrine
phenylephrine
phenylpropanolamine
(Salbutamol and salmeterol/tyramine/dobutamine) is used to treat brochodilator in asthma prevention of premature labour
Salbutamol and salmeterol
(Salbutamol and salmeterol/tyramine/dobutamine) is used for the 'cheese reaction' with MAO inhibitors
Tyramine
(Salbutamol and salmeterol/tyramine/dobutamine) is used for acute heart failure
Dobutamine
(Dopamine/Clonidine/beta 3 agonists) is used to treat acute heart failure
Dopamine
(Dopamine/Clonidine/beta 3 agonists) is used to treat hypertension
clonidine
(Dopamine/Clonidine/beta 3 agonists) is used for weight reduction
beta 3 agonists