Kwon Quiz 9

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the same

Epinephrine has ___ binding affinity for α1 compared to norpinephrine.

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the same

Epinephrine has ___ binding affinity for α2 compared to norpinephrine.

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True

T/F All adrenergic receptors are activated by the sympathetic nervous system, and NO adrenergic receptors are actived by the parasympathetic nervous system.

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G coupled protein receptor

What type of receptor is α1?

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G coupled protein receptor

What type of receptor is α2?

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False

T/F Drugs tend to have the same binding affinity for both α1 and α2 receptors.

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Both

___ receptors exist postsynaptically.

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α2

___ receptors exist presynaptically.

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Phenylephrine

What drug is a selective AGONIST for α1?

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Clonidine

What drug is a selective AGONIST for α2?

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Prazosin

What drug is a selective ANTAGONIST for α1?

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Yohimbine

What drug is a selective ANTAGONIST for α2?

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Dobutamine

What drug is an agonist for ß1?

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Albuterol / Terbutaline

Which drug is an agonist for ß2?

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α1

Select the correct receptor. Stimulation causes activation of PLC increasing Ca2+

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α1

Select the correct receptor. Causes smooth muscle contraction.

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α2

Select the correct receptor. Causes inhibition of transmitter release.

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α2

Select the correct receptor. Uses the Gi signaling cascade.

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α1

Select the correct receptor. Uses the Gq signaling cascade.

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α2

Select the correct receptor. Stimulation causes decreases in cAMP.

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calmodulin, MLCK

After the Gq signaling cascade and activation of PKC to release Ca2+, the calcium binds to ___ creating a complex. This complex binds to ___ and phosphorylates it to stimulate smooth muscle contraction.

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Norepinephrine

___ binds to presynaptic α2 receptors and inhibits norepinphrine release.

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Decrease

Decrease in cAMP leads to ____ in Ca2+.

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ß2, α1, α2

Which receptor subtype is found on vascular smooth muscle tissue?

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ß1

Which receptor subtype is found on heart tissue?

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ß3

Which receptor subtype is found on adipose tissue?

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ß2

Which receptor subtype is found on airway smooth muscle tissue?

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increase, increase

ß1 receptor activation on the heart causes a(n) ___ of contractile force and a(n) ___ of heart rate.

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All of them

Which of the following receptors works on the Gs signaling cascade?

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increase, increase, decrease

Stimulation of ß2 adrenergic receptor causes a(n) ___ of potassium channels, ___ of sodium and calcium exchange, and a(n) ___ of MLCK activity.

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Troponin

In the ß1 signaling cascade, activation of adenylyl cyclase causes an increase of Ca2+ that binds to ___ and activates cardiac muscle contraction

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True

T/F Epinephrine, albuterol or isoproterenol are NOT good substrates for uptake 1 or MAO.

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Increasing

____ bulkiness of substituents on the N-atom make the molecule better ß-agonists.

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Reduces interaction of α receptors & ß receptors

What does removal of the OH sidechain on dopamine cause?

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False

T/F The OH group on a dopamine is considered generally insignificant for its role in ligand-adrenergic receptor binding.

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Reduces

Removal of one or both OH groups from the benzene ring off of drug molecules generally ___ affinity for ADRENERGIC receptors.

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sympathomimetic drugs

They mimic the effects of norepinephrine and epinephrine

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SNS

What nervous system do sympathomimetic drugs primarily effect?

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True

T/F Sympathomimetic drugs typically produce undesirable side effects.

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Adrenergic receptor agonists

Sympathomimetic drugs are an example of what kind of drug?

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Direct

___-acting agonists directly bind to adrenergic receptors by mimicing the neurotransmitters.

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Indirect

___-acting agonists facilitate release of norepinephrine to stimulate receptors.

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Direct adrenergic receptor agonists

Phenylephrine is an example of a...

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Indirect adrenergic receptor agonists

Amphetamines are an example of a...

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Indirect adrenergic receptor agonists

Cocaine is an example of a...

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True

T/F Cocaine has a different indirect mechanism of action, for it targets and blocks the neuronal reuptake of NE, rather than facilitating the release of more NE.

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Direct adrenergic receptor agonists

Epinephrine is an example of a...

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a1

What receptor is phenylephrine a substrate for?

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ß1

What receptor is dobutamine a substrate for?

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ß2

What receptor is albuterol a substrate for?

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α2

What receptor is clonidine a substrate for?

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α1, α2, ß1, ß2, ß3

What receptor is norepinephrine a substrate for?

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α1, α2, ß1, ß2, ß3

What receptor is epinephrine a substrate for?

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ß1, ß2

What receptor is isoproterenol a substrate for?

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False

T/F Epinephrine is a selective, direct-acting adrenergic agonist.

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ß1, increasing

Epinephrine activates ___ receptors on myocardial cells, that ___ contractility, increasing cardiac output.

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In the SA node

Where are pacemaker cells located in the heart?

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ß1, increasing

Epinephrine activates ___ receptors on pacemaker cells, that ___ heart rate, increasing cardiac output.

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ß2

Epinephrine activation of ___ receptors causes vasodilation.

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α1, α2

Epinephrine activation of ___ receptors leads to vasoconstriction.

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ß2

Epinephrine activation of ___ receptors leads to bronchodilation.

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α1

Epinephrine activation of ___ receptors leads to contraction of the spincter muscle of the bladder.

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α1

Epinephrine activation of ___ receptors leads to radial dilator muscle of the iris.

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ß2

Epinephrine activation of ___ receptors leads to decreased GI contractions.

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ß2

Epinephrine activation of ___ receptors leads to relaxation of the detrusor muscle of the urinary bladder.

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Increased

Epinephrine causes ___ circulating glucose, lactic acid, and free fatty acids.

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ß-cells

What kind of pancreatic cells produce insulin?

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α-cells

What kind of pancreatic cells produce glucagon?

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Islet of langerhans

What kind of pancreatic cells produce pacreatic juice?

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ß2

Activation of ___ receptors causes glucagon secretion from glucagon-secreting α-cells.

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α2

Activation of ___ receptors causes inhibition of insulin secretion from insulin-secreting ß-cells

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α1, ß2

Activation of ___ receptors causes gluconeogenesis and glycogenolysis in the liver.

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ß3

Activation of ___ receptors causes lipolysis in adipocytes.

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Treatment hyperkalemia

Which of the following is not a clinical use of epinephrine?

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ß2

Low concentrations of epinephrine activate ___ receptors on vascular smooth muscle.

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α1

High concentrations of epinephrine activate ___ receptors on vascular smooth muscle.

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True

T/F Albuterol has NO stimulation on the heart.

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Phenylephrine

Select the drug that is clinically used to treat sinus and nasal congestion.

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Albuterol

Select the drug that is clinically used to hyperkalemia.

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Clonidine

Which of the following drugs does NOT increase heart rate?

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Clonidine

Select the drug that is clinically used to treat opiate agonist withdrawl.

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Dobutamine

Select the STANDARD drug used to treat congestive heart failure.

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NE

Select the STANDARD drug used to treat upper GI bleeding.

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Phenylephrine

Which drug is longer acting?

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Terbutaline

Select the drug that is NOT A STANDARD clinically used drug to treat shock.

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Epinephrine

Select the STANDARD drug used to treat allergic induced anaphylaxis.

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Causes muscle contraction

Stimulation of MLCK does what?

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False

T/F Stimulation of ß1 receptors cause a decrease in heart rate.

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Kinda true, since epinephrine causes BOTH vasodilation and vasoconstriction

T/F Epinephrine causes vasodilation of vascular smooth muscles, and norepinephrine causes vasoconstriction.

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Terbutaline

Select the drug that is clincially used to inhibit uterine contraction in premature labor.

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Clonidine

Select the drug that is clincially used to treat ADHD

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Structure-activity relationship

What does SAR stand for? (in this PDA class)

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decrease

A decrease in the amount of intracellular cAMP leads to a ___ in norepinephrine production

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Reduce NE, not affect Epi

Uptake 1 will....

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How tyramine affect adrenergic receptor agonists

Tyramine indirectly enhances the effects of adrenergic receptor agonists by causing the release of stored norepinephrine from presynaptic nerve terminals

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Epinephrine

Which of the following has significant metabolic response?

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True

T/F Although norepinephrine is a non-selective agonist for all 5 adrenergic receptors, it has weak binding affinity for ß2 and ß3 receptors.