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31 Cards in this Set
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Cholinergic drugs mimic
a) parasympathetic b) ACh c) rest & digest |
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Receptors that cause vasoconstriction, decreases intestinal and glandular function, and mydriasis
a) Alpha1 b) Beta 1 c) Beta 2 |
Alpha 1
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Increases HR/Force of Contraction
a) Alpha1 b) Beta 1 c) Beta 2 |
Beta 1
beta blockers tx hi BP |
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increases renin secretion
a) Alpha1 b) Beta 1 c) Beta 2 |
Beta 1
Beta Blockers- Tx BP |
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why are Beta 1 blockers used to treat hi BP?
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because Beta1 receptors increase HR and Contractile forces of the HT which will increase BP. Thus blocking will decrease
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Relaxes airways
a) Alpha1 b) Beta 1 c) Beta 2 |
Beta 2
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Beta 2 receptors cause vasodilation/relaxation of arterioles and veins except for ______________
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skin
brain |
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Which is not a cholinergic drug
a) Ambenomium chloride (Mytelase) b) Physostigmine salicylate (Antilirium) c) Glycopyrrolate (Robinul) |
Glycopyrrolate (Robinul)- cholinergic blocking
inhibits muscarinic actions of ACh- sub for atropine |
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diagnostic test for Myasthenia Gravis. Why?
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edrophonium chloride (tensilon)
bc too short acting |
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most cholinergics can be reversed by ___________
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quinidine
procainamide |
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Which Cholinergic does not inhibit the destruction of ACh but instead mimics ACh by binding to muscarinic receptors
a) Ambenomium (Mytelase) b) Bethanecol (Urecholine) c) Neostigmine Br (Prostigmin Bromide) |
Bethanecol (Urecholine)- urine- creates automatic bladder and increases peristalsis- tx neurogenic bladder, ab distention
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Cholinergic that prevents Urinary Retention due to Nuerogenic Bladder
a) Edrophine (Tensilon) b) Bethanecol (Urecholine) c) Neostigmine Br (Prostigmin Bromide) |
Bethanecol (Urecholine) - binds to muscarinic rcptrs- mimics ACh
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Cholinergic that treats myasthenia gravis and post operative ileus but is not often tolerated well
a) Edrophine (tensilon) b) Physostigmine Salicylate (Antilirium) c) Neostigmine Br (Prostigmin Br) |
Neostigmine Br (prostigmin br)
sub w Ambenonium Cl (mytelase) |
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Pyridostgmine Br (Mestinon) is a cholinergic used to Myasthenia Gravis, however, its use may be avoided due to risk of
a) Urinary Retention b) Hallucination c) Convulsion |
Convulsion, Bradycardia, Hypotension
also: HA, miosis, ab cramps, N/V, rash, bronchospasm (common w all cholinergics) |
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Why are most Cholinergics CI for asthmatic px
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most cause bronchospasm or constriction
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cholinergic that may also cause hallucinations, and ataxia
a) Physistigmine Salisylate (Antilirium) b) Atropine Sulfate c) Pyridostigmine Br (Mestinon) |
Physistigmine Salisylate (Antilirium)
Atropine Sulfate -> urinary retention, constipation Pyridostigmine Br (Mestinon) -> bradycardia, hypotension, convulsions |
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why would full stock of Physostigmine Salicylate (Antilirium) be found in rural hospitals but not in urban hospitals?
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bc it is an antidote in anticholinergic poisoning from insectisides
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used to speed up HR by blocking vagal effects on the SA node
a) Atropine Sulfate b) Biperiden Lactate (Akineton) c) Ephedrine sulfate |
Atropine Sulfate- used in surgery- may cause urinary retention, constipation, restlessness
(also decreases secretions) |
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Balance Cholinergic activity in Basal Ganglia to treat disorder of coordination/posture including parkinsonism
a) Biperiden Lactate (akineton) b) Glycopyrrolate (rubinol) c) Scopalamine Hydrobromide |
Biperiden Lactate (akineton)
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used to treat spastic states and motion sickness but should be avoided w alcohol
a) glycopyrrolate (rubinol) b) atropine sulfate c) scopalamine hydrobromide |
scopalamine hydrobromide- Cholinergic blocker - inhibits muscarinic actions of Ach
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stim both alpha and beta adrenergic receptors to treat bronchospasm, hypersensitivities, and anaphylaxis
a) Epinephrine Hydrochloride (adrenalin) b) Ephedrine Sulfate c) Dobutamine Hydrochloride (Dobutrex) |
Epinephrine Hydrochloride (adrenalin)
Ephedrine Sulfate- alpha and beta receptors -tx asthma, decongest, correct hypotensive state Dobutamine Hydrochloride (Dobutrex)- Pressor Agent- stim Beta1 receptors of HT to increase myocardial contractility, SV, CO |
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Sudafed stimulates
a) Alpha and Beta Adrenergic receptors b) Alpha c) Beta 1 d) Beta 2 |
alpha receptors in respiratory tract producing vasoconstriction. Tx for nasal congestion
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Stim dopaminergic, alpha and beta adrenergic receptors used to tx shock
a) Adrenalin b) ephedrine c) dopamine HydroCl |
dopamine hydrochloride (intropin)
also increases perfusion to Vital Organs, KD, and increases CO may cause ectopic beats, hypertension, piloerection, chest pain, dyspnea |
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bronchodilators such as albuterol (ventolin) stimulate
a) Alpha and Beta Adrenergic receptors b) Alpha c) Beta 1 d) Beta 2 |
Beta 2- relax bronchial smooth muscle
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T/F
Adrenalin affects everything the nervous system controls |
T
esp- nervousness, HA, tachycardia, hyperglycemia, pulm hypertension/edema, pallor, cold extremities |
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Adrenergic Blocker (sympatholytic)
a) dopamine hydrochloride (intropin) b) propanolol hydrochloride (inderal) c) metaproterenol (alupent) |
propanolol hydrochloride (inderal)- most popular Beta Blocker
also DHE 45, Imitrex |
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Adrenergic Blockers are typical used to treat _____
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tx migraines
DHE45 Imitrex Inderal = most common beta blockers for hypertension |
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Sumatriptan Succinate (imitrex) is a seratonin ______
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agonist
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DHE45 will releive a migraine but may cause
a) painful extremities b) paresthesia c) urinary retention |
painful extremities/weak
paresthesia tachycardia hypertension chest pain N/V (NO urinary retention) |
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Sumatrin Succinate (imitrex) can relieve acute Migraines but is used w caution due to which adverse effects
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Coronary Vasospasm
arrhythmias chest pain MI CI- ischemic HT Disease treated w Nitrates |
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px with ischemic HT Disease that is being treated w Nitrates should not take _______
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Sumatriptan Succinate (Imitrex)- adrenergic blocker - can cause Myocardial Infarct (MI)
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