Dr. S. Parthasarathy MD., DA., DNB, MD (Acu), Dip. Diab.DCA, Dip. Software statistics- Ph d Mahatma Gandhi Medical college and research institute, puducherry,

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Dr. S. Parthasarathy MD., DA., DNB, MD (Acu), Dip. Diab.DCA, Dip. Software statistics- Ph d Mahatma Gandhi Medical college and research institute, puducherry, India

 WHAT IS THIS ??  Two transmitters  Adrenaline  Acetyl choline  Its noradrenaline

 α  α 1  α 2  β  β1  β2  β3

 Dopamine  DA 1  DA 2

 Vasoconstriction  Metabolism  Conscious status  Nociception

 α 1  Smooth vessels of blood vessels  Vasoconstriction  Liver – glycogenolysis  Intestine – contraction

 mydriasis (pupillary dilation due to contraction of the radial eye muscles),  broncho constriction,  uterine contracture,  contraction of sphincters in the gastrointestinal and genitourinary tracts.  α 1 -Stimulation also inhibits insulin secretion and lipolysis.  α 1 -receptors that have slightly positive inotropic and negative chronotropic effects

 Platelet aggregation  Sympathetic nerve endings  Decrease norad release  Pancreatic beta cell  Decrease insulin release

 Heart – force, rate, excitability increased  Renal JG apparatus - ↑ rennin release

 Smooth muscle of bronchi, blood vessel, uterus bladder-  vasodilation and relaxation  Heart – force, rate increased  Skeletal muscle – hypokalemia  Beta cell pancreas- ↑ insulin

 Fat – thermogenesis  Subcutaneous tissue  Lipolysis

 Dopamine-1:  vascular smooth muscle (renal, mesentery, coronary causing vasodilation),renal tubules (natriuresis, diuresis),  juxtaglomerular cells (increased renin release).  Dopamine-2:  postganglionic sympathetic nerves (inhibits NE release), smooth muscle (renal, mesenteric causing possible constriction).

 Noradrenaline > adrenaline > > isoprenaline  beta receptors  Isoprenaline > adrenaline > noradrenaline

 After stoppage of beta blockers, there is sudden increase of beta receptors

AlphaBeta Alpha 1Alpha 2Beta 1Beta 2Beta 3 Adrenaline Noradrenaline PhenylephClonidineDobutamine Terbutalin Isoprenaline norad Oxymetazoline Dopamine Ephedrine

 Adrenaline, noradrenaline and dopamine –  Natural catecholamines  Direct acting and indirect acting

 Alpha 1  Alpha 2  Beta 1  Beta 2

 alpha-adrenergic receptors, _____lessens the vasodilation and increased vascular permeability. action on beta- receptors, ________causes bronchial smooth muscle relaxation that helps alleviate bronchospasm, wheezing, and dyspnoea Adrenaline

 Additives  CPR

 Direct B1 and B 2 and indirect alpha 1  May cause tachycardia and hypertension  Ideal for spinal epidural hypotension especially in pregnant patients- should not cross placenta

 Dobutamine  Acts on b1 and b2, with minimal action on a1 receptors.  It increases cardiac output and reduces afterload (b2effects on skeletal muscle).

 Vasodilation is predominant pathology  Inotrope with minimal beta 2 action  Use noradrenaline  Sys, dias, MAP increase without CO increase No chronotropic effects

 Complete heart block, overdose of beta blocker or severe bradycardia unresponsive to atropine  Acts on b1 and b2 receptors  Isoprenaline

 Beta 1, alpha 1 and DA 1 and DA 2  Dopamine  2 µg / kg  5 µg / kg  10 µg / kg

 Alpha and beta  Inotropy with minimal vasodilation at low doses  But alpha vasoconstriction predominates in higher doses  Increases myocardial oxygen consumption – stress testing  Use in patients where myocardial O2 consumption ??

 Sudden hypotension and aortic stenosis  obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy,  Phenylephrine  Nitrates and viagra induced BP fall

 Dopamine and dobutamine individual or combination  Vasopressin  RV infarct – IV fluids and dobutamine

 Correction of the cause with dobutamine  Adrenaline  Isoprenaline where we need the highest kick and not bother about tachycardia

 We want only beta 2 agonists  Terbutaline and others

 Adrenergic receptor agonist  But hypotension  Analgesia  Sedation  Alpha 2 agonist

 Preterm labour  Beta 2 agonist  Not much tachycardia  not much hypotension

AlphaBeta Alpha 1Alpha 2Beta 1Beta 2Beta 3 Adrenaline Noradrenaline PhenylephClonidineDobutamine Terbutalin Isoprenaline norad Oxymetazoline Dopamine Ephedrine

Alpha Beta Alpha 1Alpha 2Beta 1Beta 2Beta 3 labetolol Phent, phenoxy propranolol PrazosinYohimbine Aten Butoxami Tamsulo sin