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What is the primary action of Norepinephrine?
What is the primary action of Norepinephrine?
What is the definition of Epinephrine?
What is the definition of Epinephrine?
A1, A2, B1, B2 agonist
Is Isoproterenol primarily used for asthma?
Is Isoproterenol primarily used for asthma?
What is Phenylephrine used for?
What is Phenylephrine used for?
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What is the action of Clonidine?
What is the action of Clonidine?
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What effect does Dobutamine have?
What effect does Dobutamine have?
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What condition does Terbutaline treat?
What condition does Terbutaline treat?
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What is the primary use of Albuterol?
What is the primary use of Albuterol?
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What is the primary use of Salmeterol?
What is the primary use of Salmeterol?
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What does Ritodrine prevent?
What does Ritodrine prevent?
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What condition is Indacaterol used for?
What condition is Indacaterol used for?
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What is the function of Mirabegron?
What is the function of Mirabegron?
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What effect does Phenoxybenzamine have?
What effect does Phenoxybenzamine have?
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What is Prazosin's main effect?
What is Prazosin's main effect?
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What condition is Tamsulosin useful for?
What condition is Tamsulosin useful for?
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What do B1 antagonists typically do?
What do B1 antagonists typically do?
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What is Esmolol used for?
What is Esmolol used for?
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What is the role of Labetalol?
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What is Ephedrine used for?
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Study Notes
Adrenergic Drugs Classification
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Norepinephrine: A1, A2, B1 agonist; induces vasoconstriction.
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Epinephrine: A1, A2, B1, B2 agonist; used for vasoconstriction, treating acute asthma and anaphylactic shock.
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Isoproterenol: B1, B2 agonist; primarily prescribed for asthma management.
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Phenylephrine: A1 agonist; serves as a nasal decongestant and causes vasoconstriction.
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Clonidine: A2 agonist; acts as an antihypertensive to lower blood pressure.
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Dobutamine: B1 agonist; enhances cardiac output and stroke volume.
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Terbutaline: B2 agonist; commonly used for respiratory conditions.
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Metaproterenol: B2 agonist; indicated for asthma treatment.
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Albuterol: B2 agonist; utilized for acute asthma attacks.
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Salmeterol: B2 agonist; effective for managing nocturnal asthma.
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Formoterol: B2 agonist; indicated for asthma treatment, providing long-lasting effects.
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Bitolterol: B2 agonist; used for asthma management.
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Ritodrine: B2 agonist; indicated for the prevention of premature labor.
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Indacaterol: B2 agonist; treatment for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
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Mirabegron: B3 agonist; used for treating overactive bladder.
Adrenergic Antagonists
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Phenoxybenzamine: A1, A2 antagonist; reduces peripheral resistance and blood pressure.
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Prazosin: A1 antagonist; functions as an antihypertensive agent to lower blood pressure.
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Tamsulosin: A1 antagonist; used primarily for treating benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).
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Terazosin: A1 antagonist; beneficial in BPH with minimal impact on blood pressure.
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Propranolol: B1, B2 antagonist; decreases heart rate and is widely used for various cardiac conditions.
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Atenolol: B1 antagonist; primarily lowers heart rate.
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Acebutolol: B1 antagonist; reduces heart rate impacts.
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Metoprolol: B1 antagonist; commonly prescribed for lowering heart rate.
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Pindolol: B1, B2 antagonist; decreases heart rate and utilized in managing hypertension.
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Nadalol: B1, B2 antagonist; functions to lower heart rate effectively.
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Timolol: B1, B2 antagonist; reduces heart rate and used in ophthalmic preparations.
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Esmolol: B1 antagonist; ultra-short-acting, effective for acute treatment and crisis situations.
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Labetalol: B1, B2 antagonist; decreases heart rate and aids in managing hypertension.
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Carvedilol: B1, B2 antagonist; effective in lowering heart rate.
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Nebivolol: B1 antagonist; reduces heart rate and improves overall cardiovascular health.
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Ephedrine: A1, B1, B2 antagonist; increases blood pressure and improves breathing in emergencies.
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