Advanced Pharmacology midterm
alpha 1 blockers -correct answer_What drug blocks Alpha 1 receptor sites zosin -correct
answer_what do alpha 1 blockers end in vasodilation and decreased BP -correct
answer_Because alpha 1 blocker block the alpha 1 receptor sites, what does this cause BPH
-correct answer_What is the main use for Tamsulosin (Flomax) Phentolamine (regitine)
-correct answer_Name the 1 major alpha 1 blocker that does not end in zosin Phentolamine
(regitine) Prazosin (Minipress) Terazosin (Priscoline) Tamsulosin (Flomax) -correct
answer_what are the four major alpha 1 blockers BP; HTN; BPH and pheochromocytoma
(adrenal gland tumor) -correct answer_what are therapeutic uses of alpha 1 blockers First
dose effect orthostatic HTN dizziness/lightheadedness/syncope reflex tachycardia nasal
congestion impotence -correct answer_Side effects of Alpha 1 blockers OLOL or LOL -correct
answer_What do Beta Blockers end in pulse and BP -correct answer_what must you check
when giving beta blockers norepinephrine and epinephrine -correct answer_what do Beta
Blockers compete with and block at receptor sites SNS stimulation myocardial stimulation
-correct answer_What do Beta Blockers block other than norepinephrine and epinephrine the
conduction through the SA and AV nodes -correct answer_What do Beta Blockers slow down
Angina cardioprotective dysrhythmias HTN IOP (intra ocular pressure)- usually pt. with
glaucoma Stage fright heart failure- EARLY stages -correct answer_What are some
therapeutic uses for Beta blockers decrease production of aqueous humor and increase
outflow -correct answer_how does Beta blockers treat IOP (intra ocular pressure) Bradycardia
Decreased cardiac output symptoms of CHF AV heart block Rebound cardiac excitation
-correct answer_What are some side effect of blocking Beta 1 blockers Bronchoconstriction
Hypoglycemia/hyperglycemia -correct answer_Side effects of blocking beta 2 acute asthma
uncompensated heart failure bradycardia heart block -correct answer_contraindications for
Beta blockers Metoprolol -correct answer_What is the prototype Beta blocker heart -correct
answer_What does Beta 1 affect- the heart or lungs lungs -correct answer_What does beta 2
affect? the heart or lungs Sotalol (Betapace) -correct answer_Which beta blocker is only for
dysrhythmias Timolol (timoptic) -correct answer_Which beta blocker is used for IOP in pts. with
glaucoma Timolol (timoptic) -correct answer_Which Beta blocker do you not need the BP or
HR Propranolol (Inderal) -correct answer_Which beta blocker is non-cardioselective Alpha 2
agonist -correct answer_What type of drug is Clonidine (catapres) Methyldopa -correct
answer_What drug is used for HTN during pregnancy pharmacokinetics -correct answer_What
the body does to the drug pharmacodynamics -correct answer_what the drug does to the body
absorption distribution metabolism excretion -correct answer_The 4 steps of pharmacokinetics
kidneys -correct answer_What organ is associated with excretion liver -correct answer_what
organ is associated with metabolism agonists antagonist -correct answer_Name the two
different type of receptor interactions No -correct answer_Is tylenol an NSAID acetylcysteine
(Mucomyst) -correct answer_What is the antidote for acetaminophen (Tylenol) OD 3-4 grams
-correct answer_What is the max dosage for 24 hours for acetaminophen respiratory
alpha 1 blockers -correct answer_What drug blocks Alpha 1 receptor sites zosin -correct
answer_what do alpha 1 blockers end in vasodilation and decreased BP -correct
answer_Because alpha 1 blocker block the alpha 1 receptor sites, what does this cause BPH
-correct answer_What is the main use for Tamsulosin (Flomax) Phentolamine (regitine)
-correct answer_Name the 1 major alpha 1 blocker that does not end in zosin Phentolamine
(regitine) Prazosin (Minipress) Terazosin (Priscoline) Tamsulosin (Flomax) -correct
answer_what are the four major alpha 1 blockers BP; HTN; BPH and pheochromocytoma
(adrenal gland tumor) -correct answer_what are therapeutic uses of alpha 1 blockers First
dose effect orthostatic HTN dizziness/lightheadedness/syncope reflex tachycardia nasal
congestion impotence -correct answer_Side effects of Alpha 1 blockers OLOL or LOL -correct
answer_What do Beta Blockers end in pulse and BP -correct answer_what must you check
when giving beta blockers norepinephrine and epinephrine -correct answer_what do Beta
Blockers compete with and block at receptor sites SNS stimulation myocardial stimulation
-correct answer_What do Beta Blockers block other than norepinephrine and epinephrine the
conduction through the SA and AV nodes -correct answer_What do Beta Blockers slow down
Angina cardioprotective dysrhythmias HTN IOP (intra ocular pressure)- usually pt. with
glaucoma Stage fright heart failure- EARLY stages -correct answer_What are some
therapeutic uses for Beta blockers decrease production of aqueous humor and increase
outflow -correct answer_how does Beta blockers treat IOP (intra ocular pressure) Bradycardia
Decreased cardiac output symptoms of CHF AV heart block Rebound cardiac excitation
-correct answer_What are some side effect of blocking Beta 1 blockers Bronchoconstriction
Hypoglycemia/hyperglycemia -correct answer_Side effects of blocking beta 2 acute asthma
uncompensated heart failure bradycardia heart block -correct answer_contraindications for
Beta blockers Metoprolol -correct answer_What is the prototype Beta blocker heart -correct
answer_What does Beta 1 affect- the heart or lungs lungs -correct answer_What does beta 2
affect? the heart or lungs Sotalol (Betapace) -correct answer_Which beta blocker is only for
dysrhythmias Timolol (timoptic) -correct answer_Which beta blocker is used for IOP in pts. with
glaucoma Timolol (timoptic) -correct answer_Which Beta blocker do you not need the BP or
HR Propranolol (Inderal) -correct answer_Which beta blocker is non-cardioselective Alpha 2
agonist -correct answer_What type of drug is Clonidine (catapres) Methyldopa -correct
answer_What drug is used for HTN during pregnancy pharmacokinetics -correct answer_What
the body does to the drug pharmacodynamics -correct answer_what the drug does to the body
absorption distribution metabolism excretion -correct answer_The 4 steps of pharmacokinetics
kidneys -correct answer_What organ is associated with excretion liver -correct answer_what
organ is associated with metabolism agonists antagonist -correct answer_Name the two
different type of receptor interactions No -correct answer_Is tylenol an NSAID acetylcysteine
(Mucomyst) -correct answer_What is the antidote for acetaminophen (Tylenol) OD 3-4 grams
-correct answer_What is the max dosage for 24 hours for acetaminophen respiratory
