categories

muscle relaxants

tubocuracine

atracuracine

succinylcholine/ suxameth

methocarbamol

mephenesia

guafinesin

alpha adr antag (non selective)

phentolamine

tolazolin

alpha adr antag (selective) A1

phenoxybenzamine

prazosin

alpha adr antag (selective) A2

yohimbine

atipamezole

beta adr antagonist (non selective)

propanolol

beta adr antagonist (selective)

metaprolol

atenolol

esmolol

alpha adr agonist (non selective)

naphazolin

oxymetazoline

xylometazolin

(nox)

alpha adr agonist (selective) a1

phenylephrine

alpha adr agonist (selective) a2

xylazine

medetomidine

detomidine

beta adr agonist (non selective)

isoproterenol

orciprenaline

beta adr agonist (selective) b1

dobutamine

beta adr agonist (selective) b2

terabutamine

clenbuterol

salbutamol

gaba recep

GABA is the primary inhibitory neurotransmitter in the brain, meaning it helps to reduce neuronal excitability

agonist of GABA

guafinesin/ methocarbamol/ mephenesia- myorelaxant

diazepam- anxiolytic

pentobarbitol- hypnotic and sedative

thiopental

a2 receptors

regulaton of BP and anxiety

h1 receptor

cause sm contr, increased vascular permeability

beta receptors

Activation of these receptors increases heart rate and contractility, leading to increased cardiac output

d2 receptor

when stimulated can inhibting gastric emptying and decrease gastric motility

d1 dose opposite

5ht3

vommiting

5ht4

gut motility