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Cholinergic agonists- direct
Bind and active cholinergic receptors
-choline esters
-plant alkaloids
cholinergic agonist- indirect
increase synaptic concentrations of ACH
-cholinesterase inhibitors
Choline esters
ACH, Carcachol- non-specific
bethanechol, methacholine- only muscarinic
Bethanechol
(Urecholine)
Acts on muscarinic only, stimulates bladder w/out effects on BP, treatment of urine retention
Carbachol
(Isoptocarbachol, Miostat) for chronic open-angle glaucoma, produce miosis during opthalmic surgery
Pilocarpine
(Isoptocarpine, Ocusert, Salagen) Higher affinity for muscarinic treats glaucoma, stimulates contraction of ciliary muscle fibers, increase aqueous humor outflow, decrease IOP
Donepezil
(aricept) Cholinesterase inhibitor, treats Alzheimer's Disease, reversible
Stigmines
Cholinesterase inhibitors, treat Myasthenia Gravis, reversible
Organophosphates
Ecothiophate, Pesticides, Soman- treat chronic refractory Glaucoma, irreversible cholinesterase inhibitors, SLUDGE poisoning
Atropine
Plant alkaloid cholinergic muscarinic antagonist
Muscarinic receptor Antagonists
Smooth muscle relaxation, increase HR and AV Cardiac conduction and inhibit exocrine gland secretion, mydriasis, dry eyes, bronchodilation, reduced defication, urine retention
Ipratropium
Atrovent, muscarinic receptor antagonist, treats COPD, emphysema, bronchitis
Dicyclomine
Muscarinic antagonist, treatment of intestinal spasms/pain
Oxybutynin
treatment of dysuria and urinary incontinence, muscarinic antagonist
Curariforms
(Atracurium, Pancuronium, vecuronium) competitive antagonist for ACH and nicotinic muscle receptors, muscle relaxation and paralysis, reversed by cholinesterase
Succinylcholine
depolarizing nicotinic antagonist-->persistent depolarization, not reversed by cholinesterase
Catecholamines
Epi, NE, isoproterenol, dopamine, dobutamine- direct adrenergic agonists- given parenterally, effects depend on affinity and specificity for type of adrenergic receptor
Epinephrine
Bind all adrenergic receptors, alpha 1- vasoconstrict increase BP, Beta 1- cardiac stim, beta 2- Bronchodilation and skeletal muscle vasodilation, used in anaphylactic shock/cardiac arrest
Norepinephrine
alpha 1- vasoc. increase bp, cardiac stim beta 1, used in hypotension and shock
Isoproterenol
(Isoprel) cardiac stil (beta 1), bronchodilation (beta2), treats asthma, Av block, brady
Dopamine,
Precursor to epi, NE, renal vasodilation (D1), Cardiac stim (b1), increase BP (a1), treats cardiogenic shock, septic shock, heart failure and adjunct to fluid admin in hypovolemic shock, low dose will bind dopamine receptors, high dose to adrenergic
Dobutamine
Highest affinity for B1 less for A1, treats cardiogenic shock, cardiac arrest, and heart failure
Phenylephrine
(Neosynephrine), Vasoconstriction, increased BP, mydriasis, alpha 1 only, nasal decongestant, ocular decongestant, maintenance of BP during surgery
Albuterol
(Proventil) bronchodilation (b2), used in asthma
Clonidine
(Catapres) Direct adrenergic agonist, inhibits NE release from nerve terminal of postganglionic neuron, Alpha 2, used to treat hypertension
Amphetamine
Adrenergic agonist, increase release of NE and DA, vasoconstriction, cardiac stim and increased BP, increases mood and alertness, decreases appetite
Cocaine
blockes reuptake of NE and DA in PNS and SNS
Tyramine
indirect adrenergic agonist, causes release of stored catecholamines
Phenoxybenzamide
(Dibenzyline) Non selective alpha blocker (adrenergic antagonist), non competitive, irreversible, treat hypertensive episodes associated with pheochromocytoma
Phentolamine
(Regitine) Competitive, reversible treat hypertensive episodes from pheochromocytoma