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1) Effect of Ach on heart - decrease pacemaker rate by increasing potassium and decreasing sodium, calcium level, so finally decrease heart rate.
Effect of direct chollinergic drug on heart - work agonist with ach, decrease heart rate.
2) Effect of ach on eye - activate papillary sphincter muscle of iris, decrease pupil diameter which facilitate flow of aqueous humor and lower intra occular pressure.
Effect of direct chollinergic drug on eye - open narrow angle of eyes., increase muscle strength in myasthenia gravis patient and reduce intra occular pressure in glaucoma.
3) Effect of ach on bronchial smooth muscle -- contract smooth muscle to control tone and regulate patency of conducting airways.
Effect of direct chollinergic drug on bronchial smooth muscle -- relaxation of bronchial smooth muscle.
4) Effect of ach on urinary bladder - smooth muscle contraction of bladder which leads to urination.
Effect of direct chollinergic drug on urinary bladder -- stimulate cholinegic receptor in smooth muscle of bladder which in turn causes urinary retention.
5) Effect of ach on glands-- ach receptor inhibit enzyme acetycholinesterase which leads to accumulation of ach in glands.
Effect of direct chollinergic drug on glands -- causes secretion of glands like salivary secretion, tear etc
6) Effect of ach on autonomic ganglia -- has excitatory action.
Effect of direct chollinergic drug on autonomic ganglia -- control ANS
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Across
2. Drugs with a specific receptor affinity that
mimic the body's natural chemicals.
4. Synthetic antimuscarinic drug used for the
treatment of overactive bladder.
6. The nurse should carefully monitor for this
potential side effect when giving a beta blocker.
8. Direct-acting cholinergic agonist used to
treat urinary retention.
9. Symptoms may include circulatory collapse,
hypotension, bloody diarrhea, shock, and cardiac arrest.
11. Receptor sites for the catecholamines
norepinephrine and epinephrine.
12....
help with adding cholinergic receports are they all nicotinic receptors? Also need help adding the adrenergic...
help with adding cholinergic receports are they all nicotinic
receptors? Also need help adding the adrenergic receptors either
alpha beta or muscarinic
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Drugs Affecting the Autonomic Nervous System
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Can you please help me to find Possible test questions?
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What does it mean if a beta blocker is classified as cardioselective? It's selective for what receptor? What is the overall effect of adreneric drugs on the heart and cardiovascular system? What is the overall effect of adrenergic drugs on the eye? What is the overall effect of adrenergic drugs on bronchial smooth muscle? What is the overall effect of adrenergic drugs on the urinary bladder? What is an important potential toxicity of atropine and other muscarinic antagonists in infants...
Drugs Affecting the Autonomic Nervous System_crossword
puzzle
Across
2. Drugs with a specific receptor affinity that
mimic the body's natural chemicals.
4. Synthetic antimuscarinic drug used for the
treatment of overactive bladder.
6. The nurse should carefully monitor for this
potential side effect when giving a beta blocker.
8. Direct-acting cholinergic agonist used to
treat urinary retention.
9. Symptoms may include circulatory collapse,
hypotension, bloody diarrhea, shock, and cardiac arrest.
11. Receptor sites for the catecholamines
norepinephrine and epinephrine.
12....
help with adding cholinergic receports are they all nicotinic
receptors? Also need help adding the adrenergic receptors either
alpha beta or muscarinic
10 ANS Division sympathetic alche nicotine receptor Tare/festor Tarret. Effect NA/Sreeks Adipose tissue desde Increases lipolysis | Parasympathetic Muscarinit Reuphur Alho Ach Sphincter pupillae muscles of iris constricts Yupil Parasympathetic muscarinic recepten Salivary glands -Acha Ach Inhibits Salita pratuctor Sumpathetic Adrenergic receptor. Adr Increases Adrenal medulla (inner part of adrenal gland) mechano receptors ? adrenaline helease crease Increases...
. Autonom ous Drug 73 which side effects would the health care p Chat in r receiving an g lurred vision, headache, dry mouth, paltos, and tachycardia Hypotension, bradycardia, cholinergic crisis and C Muscle cramps, weakness, and euphoria D. Jaundice, excessive salivation, and weating Matching A Match the category of autonomic nervous system drugs listed in Column with the action or use of the drugs in the specific category in Column A. Note that the choices in Column B can...
Can you please help me to find Possible test questions?
Course Here.com Test #4 " Autonomic Nervous System Overview of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANSH Maior Functions: maintain optimal muscle in order to maintain homeostatic state within the body Aalso is inv performance of visceral organs, glands, smooth muscle, and cardiac not under conscious control: regulates heart rate, blood pressure, MOST "effectors" (organs & tissues regulated) are visceral- r function, and secretions emperaturs smooth musele contraction, glandula most are not...
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