Title | Pharmacology ANS & Receptors |
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Author | Randy Chen |
Course | Pharmacology for Physician Assistants I |
Institution | St. John's University |
Pages | 2 |
File Size | 37.8 KB |
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ANS (Homeostatic Control: Heart Rate, GI Activity, Visceral F(X)’s) | Location: Stem Preganglionic fibers leave the brain stem and spinal cord Release Ach onto Nicotinic cholinergic receptors (Na Ion channel) Postganglionic fibers leave the autonomic ganglia Sym branch: release Norepi onto adrenergic Para branch: release Ach onto muscarinic receptors Parasympathetic “Calms the body” | Location: Brain stem & Spinal Segs S2-4 Specific, and not systemic Releases Ach Associated with the phospholipase C system (DAG->Calmodulin/IP3->Ca) Protein Kinase C) Cholinergic – Discrete activation (Muscarinic) Sympathetic “Fight or Flight” | Location: Lateral Gray Horns T1-L2 Systemic effects Releases Norepinephrine Associated with the Adenylyl Cyclase System cAMP Protein Kinase A Adrenergic – Diffuse Activation (Alpha 1 & 2 | Beta 1, 2, 3) Adrenal Glands Sym: Massive release of epinephrine Para: Background or tonic release to help regulate vaso-motor tone Alpha 1 (G0 Transducir, Muscarinic) Vasoconstriction, (+) BP (+) Peripheral Vascular Resistance Mydriasis Inhibits the insulin receptor Alpha 2 (G inhibit) Autoreceptor, presynaptic Smooth muscle contraction Neurotransmitter inhibition Adrenoceptors Beta 1 Mediate: (G-stimulatory) Tachycardia (+) Lipolysis (+) Myocardial contraction Beta
2: (G-Stimulatory) Vasodilation (-) Peripheral Vascular Resistance (+) Glycogenolysis and glucagon release Relaxation of bronchiolar and uterine smooth muscle...