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What is the primary effect of catecholamines on the nervous system?
What is the primary effect of catecholamines on the nervous system?
- Decrease the heart rate
- Increase urination
- Constrict peripheral blood vessels (correct)
- Relax bronchial muscles
Which of the following is NOT a common example of catecholamines mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is NOT a common example of catecholamines mentioned in the text?
- Dobutamine
- Albuterol (correct)
- Isoproterenol hydrochloride
- Norepinephrine
How do non-catecholamines like phenylephrine mainly affect blood vessels?
How do non-catecholamines like phenylephrine mainly affect blood vessels?
- Dilation
- No effect
- Increase permeability
- Constriction (correct)
Which type of drugs are ergoloid mesylates and ergotamine based on their pharmacodynamic action?
Which type of drugs are ergoloid mesylates and ergotamine based on their pharmacodynamic action?
What is the primary pharmacotherapeutic use of metaraminol among non-catecholamines?
What is the primary pharmacotherapeutic use of metaraminol among non-catecholamines?
Which receptor activity is primarily activated by norepinephrine among catecholamines?
Which receptor activity is primarily activated by norepinephrine among catecholamines?
What is the main reason why most catecholamines cannot be taken orally?
What is the main reason why most catecholamines cannot be taken orally?
What is the primary reason cholinergic agonists are rarely administered by IM or IV?
What is the primary reason cholinergic agonists are rarely administered by IM or IV?
Which pharmacotherapeutic use is specifically associated with cholinergic agonists?
Which pharmacotherapeutic use is specifically associated with cholinergic agonists?
What is the primary effect of cholinergic agonists on the neurons in target organs?
What is the primary effect of cholinergic agonists on the neurons in target organs?
Which category of anticholinesterase drugs has long-lasting effects primarily used as toxic insecticides or nerve gas?
Which category of anticholinesterase drugs has long-lasting effects primarily used as toxic insecticides or nerve gas?
What is the primary pharmacokinetic characteristic of neostigmine among anticholinesterase drugs?
What is the primary pharmacokinetic characteristic of neostigmine among anticholinesterase drugs?
Which pharmacotherapeutic use is associated with cholinergic blocking drugs?
Which pharmacotherapeutic use is associated with cholinergic blocking drugs?
Why are belladonna alkaloids primarily absorbed through the gastrointestinal tract?
Why are belladonna alkaloids primarily absorbed through the gastrointestinal tract?
'Cholinergic blockers can be used to treat extrapyramidal (Parkinson-like) symptoms caused by drugs' - This statement is associated with which drug mentioned?
'Cholinergic blockers can be used to treat extrapyramidal (Parkinson-like) symptoms caused by drugs' - This statement is associated with which drug mentioned?
What effect do cholinergic blocking drugs have on target organs depending on dosage and condition?
What effect do cholinergic blocking drugs have on target organs depending on dosage and condition?
What is the primary reason atropine is given before surgery according to the text?
What is the primary reason atropine is given before surgery according to the text?
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