Alpha agonistic drugs Flashcards
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what are the Alpha-1 adrenergic agonist drugs
methoxamine
metaraminol
phenylephrine
phenypropanolamine (PRION)
oxymetazoline
what is the main action of the alpha-1 receptors
vasoconstriction of the peripheral blood vessels
what is the effect of methoxamine
increased peripheral resistance
increased blood pressure
reflex bradycardia
how should methoxamine be administered
IV
IM
why is bradycardia a result of using methoxamine
compensation of vasoconstriction
when should methoxamine be used
hypotension during surgery
what are the adverse effects of methoxamine
hypertension = headache & vomiting
what type of drug is methoxamine
Alpha-1 adrenergic agonist
what is the effect of using metaraminol
increased peripheral resistance
increased blood pressure
reflux bradycardia
when should metaraminol be administered
treating hypotension during spinal anaesthesia
how should metaraminol be administered
IM
IV
SubQ
what type of drug is metaraminol
Alpha-1 adrenergic agonist
which alpha01 adrenergic agonists could be used during surgery to correct hypotension
methoxamine
metaraminol
when would you administer phenylephrine
nasal congestion (allergies)
glaucoma
why can phenylephrine be used in situations of glaucoma
decreases peripheral blood pressure = decreased pressure in eyes
what type of drug is phenylephrine
alpha-1 adrenergic agonist
how should phenylephrine be administered
IM
IV
SubQ
when should phenypropanolamine be administered
urinary inconitence
what is the common name for phenyprophanolamine
PRION
how should PRION be administered
oral
in what species is phenypropanolamine used in
dogs
how does phenypropanolamine treat urinary incontinence
alpha-1 receptors in the urinary sphincter
(constriction)
in what cases may we use PRION for urinary incontinence
old age
UTI
what type of drug is phenypropanolamine
alpha-1 adrenergic agonsit