Pharmacology exam 2

Neurotransmitter released on both systems (sympathetic and parasympathetic) at the preganglionic area.

Type of drug used topically to dilate the pupil during eye exam

Drug that has urinary urgency as a common side effect

At times of stress, what happens within the body

A patient has given a medication that stimulates bladder contractions to increase urination (mictruition). What type of receptors have been stimulated.

Where do the efferent pathways of the sympathetic division originate from as they leave the CNS

In the PNS, which portions send nerve fibers to smooth muscle

Which kind of drug might be used to delay absorption  of local anesthetic

Which receptor when inhibited slows heart rate and decreased force of contraction

useful in treating postoperative urinary retention

A possible side effect of adrenergic blocking agent is

Adrenergic neurotransmitter and divides into these subtypes

Cholinergic neurotransmitter and deivides into these subtypes:

Adrenergic receptor found in all sympathetic target organs except the heart. When stimulated constricts blood vessels and dilate pupils

Adrenergic receptor found in presynaptic adrenergic nerve terminals. When stimulated inhibits release of Norepinephrine

Adrenergic receptor found on heart and kidneys that increases heart rate, force of contraction and release of renin

Receptor found in all sympathetic target organs except the heart. When stimulated inhibits smooth muscle

Cholinergic receptor found in postganglionic neurons. Stimulates smooth muscle and gland secretions.

Receptor found in the heart and parasympathetic target organs other than the heart. When stimulated decreases HR and force of contraction and stimulate smooth muscle and gland secretions.

With a cholinergic drug, sweating is considered a:

A beta blocking agent can be useful in treating or preventing

A muscarinic agent/drug is one that has______effect

Parkinson's disease may be treated with

Drug that induces a loss of conciousness is a

Common therapeutic use for benzodiazepine is