Catecholamine Receptors and Actions Flashcards by Ashleigh Baan | Brainscape

Q

beta1, beta3 (adipose tissue)

A

increased lipolysis

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alpha1, alpha2 (BVs)

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vasoconstriction

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beta2 (Bvs)

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vasodilation

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beta2 (bronchioles)

A

dilation

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alpha1 (eye- iris radial muscle)

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constriction (mydriasis - dilated pupil)

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beta2 (eye- ciliary muscle)

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relaxation for far vision

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alpha, beta2 (GI tract - motility and tone)

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decreased

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alpha1 (GI tract - sphincters)

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contraction

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beta1 (heart)

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increased force and rate of contraction

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beta1 (kidney- juxtaglomerular and interstitial cells)

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increased renin release and EPO release

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beta2 (bladder - detrusor)

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relaxation

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alpha1 (bladder - sphincter)

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contraction

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alpha1 (bladder - ureter)

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increased motility and tone

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alpha1, beta1 (liver)

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increased glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis

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beta2 (other tissues)

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increased calorigenesis and potassium uptake

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alpha1 (other tissues)

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cellular potassium loss

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alpha (pancreas - acini)

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decreased secretion

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alpha2 (pancreas - islets)

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decreased insulin and glucagon secretion

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beta2 (pancreas - islets)

A

increased insulin and glucagon secretion

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beta2 (pineal gland)

A

increased melatonin synthesis and secretion

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alpha1 (skin - apocrine glands)

A

increased sweating

Q

alpha1 (spleen capsule)

A

contraction

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beta2 (spleen capsule)

A

relaxation

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alpha1 (uterus)

A

contraction of myometrial smooth muscle

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beta2 (uterus)

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relaxation of myometrial smooth muscle