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Parasympatholytic
Anticholinergic |
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Sympathomimetic
Catecholamine |
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| ^hr/^bp/^skeletal muscle contraction |
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| Where do we have nicotinic receptors symp. and parasymp. nerve fibers |
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| At the ganglia-which is why they seem sympathetic |
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| Muscarinic effects of ACH include |
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| Muscarinic effects are blocked with what |
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| Direct acting cholinergic drugs act |
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Definition
| Directly on cholinergic receptors (muscarinic) |
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| Indirect acting cholinergic drugs act on |
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| ACHE (acetycholinesterase) which degrades ACH |
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Cholinergic blockers block what___________
at the _____________receptors |
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| Atropine effects are what |
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| How long do the effects of Atropine last |
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Term
Auto immune disorder
Destroys Nicotinic fibers
Skeletal muscle contraction weakness |
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| Atropine is what classification |
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Definition
Parasympatholytic/ Anti-cholinergic
FOR NOW |
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Definition
block cholinergic receptors(muscarinic) which
^hr
block vagal tone
vGI secretion and motility
FOR NOW |
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Term
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Definition
Symptomatic bradycardia
Pre-medication for RSI
FOR NOW
organophosophate or nerve agent poisoning |
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Definition
Epi
Norepi
Dopamine
Seratonin(CNS) |
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Term
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Definition
^chrono/ino/dromo
^bp-vasoconstriction
^bronchodilation
regulation of body temperature |
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Term
| Direct acting Cholinergic drugs act |
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Definition
| directly on Alpha and Beta receptors |
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| 3 naturally occurring catecholamines |
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Definition
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| Sympathomimetics have what effects |
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Definition
^ in all the following
inotropy
chronotropy
dromatrophy
BP/PVR
bronchodilation |
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Definition
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| What Catecholamine causes the less vasoconstriction and is dose dependent |
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| Dopamine is given at .5-2mcg/kg/min effect what |
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| Dopamine effects Beta I receptors at what dose |
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| Dopamine given at doses >10mcg/kg/min works on what receptors |
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| What Sympathomimetic/Vasopressor drug works mainly on force of contraction with very little chronotropic effects |
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Definition
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| What drugs are used before epi and nor epi to treat circulatory shock |
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| What drugs cause positive inotropy and vasodilatory effects |
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| Amrinone and Milrinone would be used to treat what medical patient |
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| What drug can you use in place of epi and nor epi in a cardiac arrest |
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| Vasopressors work because they are what |
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| Sympathomimetics that only cause Beta I effects, are also called |
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| Contraindications for Vasopressors FOR NOW |
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Sympathomimetic,Catecholamine
Inotropic agent
Vasopressor |
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Definition
Acts directly on alpha and beta receptors which
Increase the following
chrono, ino, dromo, pvr, bp, automaticity
Bronchial smooth muscle dilation |
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Definition
Cardiac arrest
shock
hypertension |
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Term
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Definition
| asystole, PEA, V-fib, pulseless V-tach |
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Definition
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| Vasopressin classification |
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Definition
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| Smooth muscle contriction |
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| Indications for Vasopressin |
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Sympathomimetic
Vasopressor
inotropic agent |
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Definition
Directly acts on alpha and beta receptors
Effects alpha more profoundly than beta
^renal, mesenteric, and coronary artery vaodilation in low doses |
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| Dobutamine classification |
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Sympathomimetic
Vasopressor
Inotropic agent |
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Term
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Definition
Directly on alpha and beta
Beta I specific
very little chrono effect
^ino/ ^dromo/ ^automaticity |
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| Indications for Dobutamine |
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Definition
| CHF c mild hypotension 70-100mmg, tachy |
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Definition
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Definition
Sympathomimetic
Vasopressor |
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Definition
| Directly acting on Alpha receptors, ^bp |
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Definition
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Definition
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| Isoproterenal Classification |
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Definition
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Term
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| Acts on beta I and beta II receptors |
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| Isoproterenol indications |
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Definition
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Definition
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| Metaraminol classification |
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Definition
Sympathomimetic
Vasopressor
Inotropic agent |
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Definition
Similar to nor epi less potent
acts directly on A n B receptors of para and sympathetic NS |
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Definition
hypotension
cardiogenic shock |
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Definition
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Fast acting inotrope
reduces preload and afterload by relaxing vascular smooth muscle |
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| Severe CHF c HTN refractory to other agents |
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Fast acting inotrope
mild vasodilator |
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| Severe CHF c HTN refractory to other agents |
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