Rodriguez Adrenergic antagonists Flashcards

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What reactions do B1 adrenoreceptors do?

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1) tachycardia
2) increased myocardial contractility
3) increased lipolysis

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What do B2 adrenorecptors do?

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1) Vasodilation
2) slight decrease in peripheral resistance
3) bronchodilation
4) increased glycogenolysis ( liver and muscle)
5) increased Glucagon release
6) relaxation of uterine smooth muscle

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How is the ciliary body effected by post-ganglionic sympathetic activity?

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1) There are mainly B2 receptors in the stroma and epithelia of ciliary body.
2) there are a2 recpetors at eh non-pigmented epithelium
3) adrenergic stimulation causes ciliary muscle relaxation -but is not clinically significant.
4) a receptor stimulation at the non-pigmented epithelium produces an inhibitory response, causing a decrease in aqueous production

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What are B adrenoreceptor antagonists?

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1) b blockers
2) inhibit catecholamines reversibly
3) cardio selective
4) ocular hypotensive drug

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5
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How do B blockers work?

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block the production of aqueous humor on non pigmented epithelium.
Also causes vasoconstriction on CB vessels.

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Timolol Maleate

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non-cardioselective b-blocker

2) negative sympathomimetic activity
3) concentrations come in 0.25% and 0.5%

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What does Timolol maleate act on?

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the ciliary body

> B2 adrenoreceptors and some B1.

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How much does Timolol decrease IOP by?

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20-30%

Aprox: 7mmHg

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Timolol administration

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1 drop BID or 1 drop d
Max effect achieved after 3 weeks.
It has a contralateral effect.
must be applied in the morning.

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Clinical uses of Timolol

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1) Primary Open angle glaucoma.
2) Ocular hypertension
3) Pre and Post surgery

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What is an ocularhypotension drug that can be used before and after surgery?

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timolol

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What are the OCULAR side effects of Timolol

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1) Blepharo conjunctivitis : Erythema and edema
2) Decreased corneal sensitivity
3) Dry Eye: Superficial punctate keratopathy

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What are the systemic side effects of Timolol?

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– Bradycardia
– Systemic hypotension
– CHF
– Heart block
– Bronchospasm
– Diarrhea
– Amnesia
– Elderly	special	consideration
– Hypoglycemia
– Alteration lipid plasma	profile
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Contraindications of TImolol

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    • Bronchial asthma
    • COPD
    • Bradycardia
    • Severe heart block
    • Overt Cardiac Failure
    • Children and infants
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