Chapter 6 Pharm

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Chapter 6 Pharm

Ocular Cholinergic Effects
Lacrimation, Miosis, Accommodation
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Ocular Cholinergic Effects Lacrimation, Miosis, Accommodation
Cardiac Cholinergic Effects Decreased Heart rate, increased conduction time at the AV node
Vascular Cholineric Effects Vasodilation (M3 receptors), sildenafil (Viagra) potentiates the vasodilatory effects of ACh by inhibiting the breakdown of cGMP
Pulmonary Cholinergic Effects broncoconstriction, increased mucous production } Cholinergic Toxicity
GI Cholinergic Effects Increased HCl production, contraction (parastolsis), and saliva production
GU Cholinergic Effects Increased bladder tone and decreased internal bladder sphincter tone
Ocular Cholinergic Inhibition Mydriasis, Loss of ability to accommodate for near vision
Cardiac Cholinergic Inhibition increased HR, decreased AV conduction time
Pulmonary Cholinergic Inhibition broncodilation and inhibition of secretions
GI Cholinergic Inhibtion decreased lower esophageal sphincter, inhibit gastric acid secretion, decreased motility (use this if have diarrhea), decreased saliva production
GU Cholinergic Inhibition Relaxation of detrusor muscle of urinary bladder
Norepinephrine no effect at autonomic ganglia
Norepinephrine no effect at nicotinic and muscarinic receptors
norepinephrine no effect at dopamine receptors
Norepinephrine stimulatory at all sympathetic receptors
Norepinephrine removed primarily by neuronal reuptake
norepinephrine also inactivated by COMT and MAO (both are enzymes)
ganglia are all _______ nicotinic
Alpha 1 Sympathetic Recpetors vascular, on the smooth muscle of arteries and veins, cause constriction
Alpha 2 Sympathetic Receptors presynaptic autoreceptors, norepinephrine can bind to this and inhibit the production of neripinephrine
Beta 1 Sympathetic Receptors cardiac, make SA node fire and ventricles contract more quickly
Beta 2 Sympathetic Receptors pulmonary and vascular, opens airways and blood vessels --- drop BP and Tx for asthma
Beta 3 Sympathetic Receptors Adipose Tissue (help you burn fat)
Alpha 1 Effects contraction of vascular smooth muscle, iris dilator muscle resulting in pupilary dilation, and bladder sphincter muscle, decreased gut motility and increased platelet aggregation
Alpha 2 Effects decrease aqueous humor production, decrease insulin secretion, imidazoline receptors reduce the sympathetic outflow from CNS, central and peripheral receptors
Beta 1 Effects increased HR, contractility, conduction and renin secretion from renal juxtaglomerular cells
Beta 2 Effects relaxation of bronchial, uterine (stop labor) and vascular smooth muscle (lower BP), hepatic glycogenolysis, decreased gut motility
Beta 3 Effects Lypolysis in adipose tissue

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