Neuroscience Week 5: Adrenergic Phys 2 Flashcards

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Adrenergic Receptors second messenger, targets and effects

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α1 agonist example

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Phenylephrine

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α2 agonist example

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Clonidine

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Adrenergic receptor type and organ system effects

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α2 agonist mechanism

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agonist at α2 receptor decrease excitation-secretion coupling causes even less release of Norepinephrine

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Question 1

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Phenylephrine Nasal Spray

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Clonidine historical use

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Systemic hypertension

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α antagonist examples

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  • Phentolamine
  • Prazosin
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Phentolamine Receptor target

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non-selective α1/α2

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Phentolamine uses

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Some use in control of hypertension

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Prazosin Receptor target

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α1 antagonist

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Prazosin Uses

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13
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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia description

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Question 2

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D.

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BPH AKA

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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

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Treatment of BPH

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Prazosin

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β Receptor Drug Agonists examples

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‘enol’

‘erol’

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β Receptor Drug Antagonists examples

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‘olol’

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β Agonists to know

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  • Isoproterenol
  • Albuterol
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Isoproterenol receptor target

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non-selective β1/β2

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Albuterol Receptor target

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some β2 selectivity

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non-selective β agonists effects

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↑HR

↓relax smooth muscle

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Question 3

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β receptor agonist side effects in asthma therapy

3 listed

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  • CV effects
  • Tremor
  • Hypokalemia
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β receptor agonist actions in asthma therapy
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β receptor antagonist examples
Propranolol Atenolol
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Propranolol Receptor target
non-selective β1/β2
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Atenolol Receptor target
selective β1
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β1 receptor antagonist effects
Opposite of this so decreases excitation prevents this pathway from getting turned on
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β receptor antagonists effects in hypertension
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Resting tone
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β receptor antagonist in hypertension Adverse effects
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Indirect acting sympathomimetics examples 4 listed
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Amphetamine MOA Effects
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Amphetamine MOA
more NE not packaged in vesicles and so more norepinephrine is being released
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Amphetamine Therapeutic Uses 3 listed
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Cocaine MOA
disrupts sympathetic transmission binds to transporter and prevents reuptake of NE
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Cocaine MOA
cocaine doesn't modify nerve activity, cocaine doesn't cause release but enhances systems already in use by preventing NE reuptake
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Cocaine Therapeutic Uses
* ENT surgery * limits bleeding and local anesthetic effect
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Cocaine Deleterious effects
* Seizures * Hypertensive crisis-cerebral hemorrhage * Cardiac arrhythmias * Myocardial ischemia (in situ thrombosis or coronary spasm)
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Tyramine MOA
causes release of catecholamines from vesicles, increasing synaptic concentrations works like amphetamine
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Tyramine found where
tyrosine metabolism - pickled foods or sausage or smelly cheese
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Tyramine contraindicated in
people taking MAOI's
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Tyramine Therapeutic Relevance 3 listed
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Ephedrine MOA
causes release of catecholamines from vesicles and directly activates adrenergic receptors
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Ephedrine was used antiquity for?
Treatment of asthma
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Ephedrine therapeutic relevance
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Ephedrine Abuse potential
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Adrenergic Pharmacology Summary