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PROF. A. K. SAKSENA ADRENERGIC RECEPTORS AND DRUGS PROF. A. K. SAKSENA ADRENERGIC RECEPTORS AND DRUGS

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ADRENERGIC RECEPTORS α 1 α 2 Postsynaptic Presyn periphery Sm M of peripheral BV NT release ID: 640857

contd adrenergic amp drugs adrenergic contd drugs amp release receptors dose isoxsuprine actions vasoconstriction amphetamines peripheral clonidine cardiac therapeutic

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PROF. A. K. SAKSENA

ADRENERGIC RECEPTORS AND DRUGSSlide2

ADRENERGIC RECEPTORS

α1 α2-Postsynaptic Presyn. (periphery)- Sm. M of peripheral B.V. - ↓ NT release →vasoconstriction - ↓ Sym. Outflow- Radial Mus. Of Iris - ↓ release of Insulin → mydriasis* Phenylehrine * ClonidineSlide3

ADRENERGIC RECEPTORS

β

1 β2Heart, JG cells - Bronchi, B.V. of deeper tissue, Uterus, G.I.T. ↑ Cardiac activity - Relaxation of Sm. Muscles↑ Renin - Liver & Sk. Musc.→ Glycogenolysis* Isoprenaline - Pre-syn. on peripheral neurons

→ ↑ NT release - Brain →↑ Sym. outflow

*

Salbutamol Slide4

ADRENERGIC RECEPTORS

β

3 -Lipolysis All are GPCRs.Slide5

PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIONS

Adrenaline is the prototype (

α

1, α2, β1, β2).CNS:- in clinically used dose→ no effectsCVS:- a) Heart:- (β1) ↑HR + ↑force of contraction →↑CO +↑ O2 consumption Conduction velocity ↑ in conducting tissueb) B.V.:-

(α1 in periphery) → vasoconstriction (

β

2

in deep) → vasodilation (Dale’s reversal)

c) BP:- ↑ during both systolic & diastolic phaseSlide6

PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIONS (contd.)

Resp. Sys:-

(

β2) Bronchodilation (α1) Decongestion of mucosa /submuc.G.I.T:- (α1+β2) << important clinically- Relaxn

Eye:- (α1

on radial muscles) →

Mydriasis

.

Skeletal Musc

:-

(

β

2

on LMN terminals)

↑Release of

ACh

→ Twitching & Tremors.Slide7

PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIONS (contd.)

Metabolic:-

(β2) Glycogenolysis (α2) ↓Release of Insulin→ HyperglycemiaUterus :- (β2) RelaxationSpleen:- (α

1) Contraction (not significant in humans)Slide8

ADRENERGIC DRUGS

Noradrenaline:-

(NA)

α1 ˃ α2 ˃ β1 = β3Dopamine:- D and α & β1 (high dose) D R in renal vessels → Dilation(low dose) Dobutamine :- α and β1 (substitute)Methoxamine :- α1 (BP)

Phenylephrine:- α1 Eye drops – Mydriasis

Isoprenaline

:-

β

1 selectiveSlide9

ADRENERGIC DRUGS (contd.)

Ephedrine:-

Acts by releasing NA (±Ad) stores (facilitated diffusion) TachyphylaxisPseudoephedrine:- Acts both by direct action (α1) and by releasing NT.Phenylpropanolamine:- similar effectsSlide10

ADRENERGIC DRUGS (contd.)Amphetamine- (Meth/Dextro

/ Methylphenidate

)

All act by direct and by releasing NTs Prominent CNS effects:- ↑alertness, ↓sleep, ↑ concentration, generalized stimulation, Suppression of appetite Respiratory stimulation in Hypno-sedative poisoning Banned drugs- athletes.Slide11

ADRENERGIC DRUGS (contd.)

Fenfluramine

:-

↓ appetite, sedation, loss of libido(5-HT mech.)Sibutramine:- Both NA/5-HT, (S/E mood swings)Naphzoline As nasal decongestant (α1)Oxymetazoline Mucosal necrosis & systemic S/E XylometazolineSalbutamol, Terbutaline

Selective β2, TBTSalmeterol,

Bambuterol

Palpitation (

β1), Tremors (β2)Slide12

ADRENERGIC DRUGS (contd.)

Isoxsuprine

:-

β2- uterus→ Relaxation β2- Deeper BV of Sk. M.→ dilationRitodrine:- β2 - Uterine relaxantClonidine:- α2 (presynaptic)α-Methyl Dopa:- α2 (presynaptic) Fenoldopam:- D1 (coronary, renal, mesentery)Slide13

THERAPEUTIC USES

A) Vascular Uses

i) Hypotensive states:- Anaphylaxis- Ad. Septic/ cardiogenic shock- DA, Dobutamine ii) With LA:- Small dose; vasoconstriction iii) In local bleeding:- Epistaxis- NOX Gastric bleeding (ulcer)– NA in cold saline iv) Nasal Decongestant- NOX, Pseudoephedrine v) Peripheral vascular disease- Isoxsuprine vi) Hypertension- Clonidine, α-Methyl

Dopa.Slide14

THERAPEUTIC USES (contd.)

B) Cardiac Uses

i) AV Block- Adrenaline ii) Cardiac Arrest- AdrenalineC) Central Uses i) Hypno-Sedative Poisoning- Amphetamines ii) Narcolepsy- Amphetamines iii) Hyperkinetic Children- Amphetamines iv) Obesity- Fenfluramine, Sibutramine

v) De-addiction- Clonidine (alcohol / opioids)Slide15

THERAPEUTIC USES (contd.)

D) Respiratory-

β

2 agonists- AsthmaE) Ophthalmic- Mydriatic- Phenylephrine Glaucoma- Apraclonidine/ BrimonidineF) Uterine- Isoxsuprine, Ritodrine Abortions – Threatened & HabitualG) Endocrinal - Hot flushes in menopause,