Beta agonists + Indirect acting sympathomimetics + DA Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

isoproterenol effects on blood pressure

A

decrease due to B2 vasodilation of skeletal muscle

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2
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isoproterenol effect on HR

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decreased BP causes reflexive increase in HR

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3
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large doses of isoproterenol cause

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tachycardia, palpitations, arrhythmias

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4
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isoproterenol is used for

A

emergency MI and complete heart block

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5
Q

B1 agonist with some effect on alpha receptors

A

Dobutamine

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6
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dobutamine half life and dosing

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2 minutes, continuous infusion

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7
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dobutamine cardiac effects

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  1. positive inotropic effect
  2. increases CO
  3. increases contractility
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8
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dobutamine is used for

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cardiac stress tests if pt can’t exercise

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9
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continuous IV dobutamine is used to

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increase CO in cardiogenic shock and CHF

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10
Q

patients with a history of htn + dobutamine _____

counteract this by _______

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increased BP and HR

slow down the infusion

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11
Q

selective B2 agonists (2)

A

Terbutaline

Albuterol

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12
Q

B2 agonists (Terbutaline, Albuterol) treat

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asthma

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13
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B2 agonist (Terbutaline, Albuterol) side effect, esp if given oral

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HA, tachycardia, tremor

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14
Q

B3 adrenergic receptor agonists

A

mirabegron

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15
Q

mirabegron treats

A

overactive bladder

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16
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mirabegron side effects

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N/D/C, HA, htn, dizziness, sinus tachycardia

17
Q

low doses of dopamine

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  1. activate D1 receptors –> increased blood to kidneys

2. dilate mesenteric and coronary arteries

18
Q

high doses of dopamine have effects similar to

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epinephrine due to release of NE —> a1

19
Q

higher concentrations of dopamine stimulate _____ in the heart, causing ______

A

B1

positive inotropic and chonotropic effect

20
Q

side effects of DA

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N/V, HA, tachycardia, angina, arrhythmia, peripheral vasoconstriction

21
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selective D1 receptor agonist

22
Q

main use for fenoldopam

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rapid decrease of BP in severe HTN by dilating vascular beds

23
Q

amphetamine MOA

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indirect acting sympathomimetic increases release of NE and DA, esp in CNS

24
Q

Amphetamine is a

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CNS stimulant

25
bad effects of amphetamine at high doses
cerebral hemorrhage convulsions coma
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ADHD drug similar MOA to amphetamine
methylphenidate
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cocaine MOA
inhibits reuptake of DA and NE into nerve terminals | shorter acting and more intense than amphetamine
28
cocaine can cause
htn, stroke (healthy young adults) | MI, arrhythmias, psychosis
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clincal use for cocaine
vasoconstrict and anesthetize before nose surgery
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tyramine MOA
indirect acting increases release of catecholamines from nerve terminals displaces NE from vesicles, forms false transmitter octopamine
31
octopamine
the false neurotranmitter tyramine creates
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because tyramine forms octopamine, ______ occurs to effects of tyramine
tachyphylaxis
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why isn't tyramine absorbed orally
hydrolyzed by monamine oxidase in GI tract and liver
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treatment for depression with monamine oxidase inhibitor + tyramine
tyramine might actually get absorbed causing severe hypertensive crisis