Cholinomimetics _____ acetylcholine receptors are found in effector tissues (e.g. heart, smooth muscle, brain, glands)
#2
What G-protein is the M2 muscarinic receptor coupled to? _____
#3
In the presence of MAO inhibitors, tyramine enters the circulation and acts as a _____ agent
#4
Organophosphate toxicity may be treated with _____, which regenerates AChE at muscarinic and nicotinic receptors if given early
#5
Phenylephrine causes _____ systolic pressure
#6
Epinephrine causes _____ diastolic pressure
#7
Phenylephrine causes reflex _____ (HR)
#8
Neuro/Psych _____ is an 1 and 2 antagonist that can be used to manage the hypertensive symptoms of tyramine toxicity
#9
Does atropine reverse the flaccid paralysis associated with cholinesterase inhibitor poisoning? _____
#10
terbutaline
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Flashcard 1: Cholinomimetics _____ acetylcholine receptors are found in effector tissues (e.g. heart, smooth muscle, brain, glands)
Answer: Muscarinic (Muscarinic or Nicotinergic?)
Flashcard 2: What G-protein is the M2 muscarinic receptor coupled to? _____
Answer: Gi
Flashcard 3: In the presence of MAO inhibitors, tyramine enters the circulation and acts as a _____ agent
Answer: sympathomimetic
Flashcard 4: Organophosphate toxicity may be treated with _____, which regenerates AChE at muscarinic and nicotinic receptors if given early
