8- Adregnergics Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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rate limiting enzyme of catecholamine synthesis

A

tyrosine hydroxylase

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2
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fermented cheese?

A

increases tyramine which can lead to an increase in NE by different pathway

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3
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what blocks tyrosine hydroxylase?

A

metyrosine

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4
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where does synthesis of dopa –> NE happen?

A

in storage vesicles enter with VMAT

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5
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what does reserpine block?

A

VMAT

this will decrease blood pressure

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6
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what facilitates catecholamine release and what blocks this facilitator?

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VAMP which is inhibited by bretylium

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7
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what inhbits the reuptake of NE via NET?

A

cocaine, tricyclic antidepressants

this can lead to MI

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8
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what metabolizes NE?

A

mitochondrial monoamine oxidase MAO

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9
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Gq ->_____ ->

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phospholipase C –> increased Ca2+ and PKC activation

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10
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receptor that are Gq

A

histamine1, alpha1, vanilliod, M1 and M3,

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11
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receptors that are Gs

A

B1 B2 D1 H2 V2

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12
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Gs –> _______ –>

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adenylyl cyclase –> increased PKA activity

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13
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receptors that are Gi

A

MAD 2

M2 alpha2 and D2

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14
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Gi –I _______ –>

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inhibits adenyly cyclase –> decreased PKA

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15
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Nn and Nm receptors –>

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activation of Na/K channels

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16
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A1 radial muscle in eye –>

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contraction - mydriasis

17
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A1 arterioles –>

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contraction –> increased resistance –> increased diastolic pressure –> increased afterload

18
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A1 veins –>

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increased contraction –> increased venous returen –> increased preload

19
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A1 bladder trigone and sphincter –>

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contraction –> urinary retention

20
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A1 male sex organ –>

A

vas deferens –> ejacualtion

21
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A1 liver –>

A

glycogenolysis

22
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A1 kidney –>

A

decreased renin release

23
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A2 prejunctional nerve terminal –>

A

decreased NT release and NE synthesis

24
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A2 platelets –>

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A2 pancreas -->
decreased insulin secretion
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B1 SA node -->
increased HR
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B1 AV node --->
increased conduction velocity
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B1 heart muscle -->
increased force of contraction, CO,
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B1 purkinje fiber -->
increased automaticity
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B1 kidney -->
increased renin release
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B2 blood vessel -->
vasodilation
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B2 uterus -->
relaxation
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B2 bronchioles -->
dilation
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B2 skeletal muscle -->
increased glycogenolysis, increased contractility (tremor)
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B2 liver -->
increased glycogenolysis
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B2 pancreas -->
increased insulin secretion
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D1 peripheral -->
vasodialtion in kidney --> increased GFR, RBF and Na excretion
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increase total peripheral resistance (increase alpha 1) -->
reflex bradycardia the exact opposite is also true decrease TPR with decrease alpha1 --> reflex tachycardia