NOVICE
This is not a clinical toxicity that may be seen in excessive intake of Beta 1 blockers
a. sedation, sleep disturbances, depression, psychotic reactions
b. Worsening of pre-existing asthma and airway obstruction
c. Depress myocardial contractility and excitability
d. Hyperactiveness
D. hyperactiveness
Beta 1 blockers are indicated for patients who have:
A. hyperthyroidism
B. Hypothyroidism
C. Hypotension
D. Open angle Glaucoma
A. Hyperthyroidism
Which one is not an alpha 2 agonist:
a) clonidine
b) phenylephrine
c) methyldopa
d) tizanidine
B. phenylephrine
This D2 agonist is used for prolactinemia:
a) dobutamine
b) dopamine
c) bromocriptine
d) fenoldopam
C. BROMCRIPTINE
This protein cellular component is often situated on the presynaptic neuronal membrane, pumps the synaptic norepinephrine back into the neuron cell cytoplasm.
Norepinephrine transporter (NET)
What is the most common adverse cardiac effect of Beta-blockers
A. BRADYCARDIA
B. TACHYCARDIA
C. DYSPNEA
D. NOSEBLEEDING
A. BRADYCARDIA
Andrenergic drugs rarely affects the CNS except:
A. METRAPOLOL
B. PHENOXYBENZAMINE
C. TERAZOSIN
D. AMPHETAMINE
D. AMPHETAMINE
This beta 1 agonist has a positive inotropic effect:
a) dopamine
b) dobutamine
c) epinephrine
d) albuterol
B. DOBUTAMINE
This alpha 2 agonist is used topically for glaucoma:
a) brimonidine
b) tizanidine
c) midodrine
d) dexmedetomidine
A. brimonidine
In genitourinary organs, the bladder base, urethral sphincter, and prostate contain what type of receptors that mediate contraction and therefore promote urinary continence?
α1A receptors
3. Which of the following is a mixed antagonist?
a. tamsulosin
b. terazosin
c. doxazosin
d. labetalol
What is the effect of dobutamine on heart rate?
a. Positive chronotropy
b. Positive inotropy
c. Negative chronotropy
d. Negative inotropy
A. POS. CHRONOTROPY
Which of the following is correctly paired?
a. Prazosin: a1>>>>a2
b. Pindolol: B1=B2
c. None of the above
d. All of the above
D. AOTA
Beta2-receptor blockade is associated with the use of nonselective agents which cases the worsening of what condition?
A. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
B. DIARRHEA
C. ASTHMA
D. ANOREXIA
C. ASTHMA
Rarest of the clinical toxicity that can be exhibited upon intake of andronergic dugs.
ALLERGY
Which of the following is not an alpha 1 selective antagonist?
a. Prazosin
b. terazosin
c. labetalol
d. Tamsulosin
C. LABETALOL
Which of the following should not be given to asthmatic patients?
a. Propranolol
b.Terbutaline
c. Atenolol
d. Epinephrine
A. PROPANOLOL
What is the effect of Prazosin on peripheral vascular resistance:
A. Increase
B. Decrease
C. No effect
D. No Definite Effect
B. Decrease
The following are physiologic responses to direct-acting beta receptor agonists except:
a. Positive inotropy
b. Bronchial smooth muscle relaxation
c. Decreased lipolysis
d. Increased gluconeogenesis
C. DEC. LIPOLYSIS
Beta blockers are known to depress myocardial contractility and excitability, thus caution must be exercised in giving this drug to patients with what condition?
COMPENSATED HEART FAILURE
Drugs that mimic the actions of epinephrine or norepinephrine have traditionally been termed
Sympathomimetic drugs.
Of the adrenoceptors, this one is responsible for actions over juxtaglomerular cells.
BETA-1 adrenoreceptors
This is a reaction of the SNS that causes certain muscles to contract and hair follicles to protrude outward from the skin
PILOERECTION or GOOSEBUMPS
Coming from the directing-acting alpha agonists class, it can be used for nasal decongestion, mydriasis and for hypotension
PHENYLEPHRINE
This is a direct-acting αlpha agonist used as a topical decongestant because of its ability to promote constriction of the vessels in the nasal mucosa and conjunctiva.
Oxymetazoline