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- 3. Adrenoblockers – drugs blocking adrenoreceptors and preventing the effects of the mediator and catecholamines that circulate
- 4. Classification of adrenoblockers (AB) Nonselective α1a2 AB:—Phentolamine, Nicergoline Selective α1 - AB: Prazosin, Doxazosin, Tamsulosin Selective
- 5. Blockade of vasoconstrictor α1 (also α2) receptors reduces peripheral resistance and causes pooling of blood in
- 6. Nasal stuffiness and miosis result from blockade of α receptors in nasal blood vessels and in
- 7. Phentolamine is used as a quick and short acting α blocker for diagnosis and intraoperative management
- 8. Side effects: tachycardia partially due to the block of presynaptic α₂-AR; orthostatic collapse, dizziness, exacerbation of
- 9. The effect of epinephrine on blood pressure after administration of alpha-blockers α-adrenoblocker
- 10. Nicergoline dilates blood vessels of the brain, improves cerebral circulation. Indications for the use: disorders of
- 12. Prazosin blocks all subtypes of α1 receptor. It dilates blood vessels, lowers blood pressure, dilates veins,
- 13. Terazosin and Doxazosin are long acting drugs (24 h). They are used for the treatment of
- 15. Tamsulosin is uroselective α1A blocker. It is effective in improving BHP symptoms, because α1A subtype predominate
- 16. Non-selective β1, β2- AB without intrinsic sympathomimetic activity : Timolol, Propranolol, with intrinsic sympathomimetic activity: Pindolol
- 17. Propranolol decreases heart rate, force of contraction, cardiac output. It inhibits atrioventricular conduction. The effects become
- 19. antiarrhythmic effect: propranolol reduces the automatism of the sinus node, automatism and conductivity of the atrioventricular
- 20. Antihypertensive effect. P. blocks β1-AR of the heart and reduces cardiac rate and intensity, decreases stroke
- 21. The effect of epinephrine on blood pressure after administration of β-AB β-adrenoblocker
- 22. Indication for use: angina pectoris, hypertension supraventricular tachycardia, atrial fibrillation, tachycardia in mitral stenosis, thyrotoxicosis.
- 23. Side effects: cardiac failure, cardiac block, bronchospasm, increase in peripheral vessels tone (numbness of limbs, cold
- 25. Lipophilic substances penetrate the BBB, reduce fear, anxiety, panic, aggression, prevent the activating effect of the
- 27. Cardioselective b. are more potent in blocking cardiac (β1) than bronchial (β2) receptors. However, selectivity is
- 28. Partial agonistic (intrinsic sympathomimetic) action (acebutolol). These drugs themselves activate β1 and/or β2 receptors submaximally. The
- 29. Pharmacokinetics Lipophilic (propranolol, metoprolol) are metabolized in the liver, undergoes presystemic metabolism, pass through the BBB
- 30. Nebivolol is a highly selective β1 blocker. It also acts as a NO donor, produces vasodilatation
- 31. Carvedilol is a β1 + β2 + α1 adrenoceptor blocker. It reduces the work of the
- 32. Reserpine is an alkaloid of the Rauwolfia plant. It impairs the process of norepinephrine storage in
- 34. R. causes a gradual decrease in arterial pressure. The maximal effect is observed after several days.
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