Autonomic Nervous System Drugs — Flashcards

The cardiovascular effects of Ketamine are due to inhibition of central and peripheral _____ reuptake

Adrenaline in a concentration of _____ is added to local anesthetics, to provide adequate vasoconstriction

OP poisoning causes a _____ pupil

On addition of phenylephrine/adrenaline, a _____ganglionic horner's pupil will dilate

The clinical effect of organophosphorus poisoning is due to the inhibition of _____

Anticholinesterase causes _____ subcapsular cataract

Anisocoria that increases in bright light and does not respond to pilocarpine should point you to the diagnosis of _____

Bimatoprost increases _____ outflow

In a postganglionic Horner's syndrome, phenylephrine/apraclonidine drops _____ lead to dilation of the affected pupil

Which drugs for POAG increase trabecular outflow?_____