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What are Adrenergic Drugs? | Animals | Pharmacology

Get the answer of: What are Adrenergic Drugs? These are the drugs that mimic the actions of the sympathetic nervous system. Their effects are mediated by the adrenergic receptors on the effector cells, hence these are also called as adrenergic drugs. Classification of Adrenergic Drugs: (A) On the Basis of Mechanism of Action: Direct acting drugs act directly on adrenergic [...]

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Autonomic and Somatic Efferent Pathways | Animals | Pharmacology

This article will help you to differentiate between autonomic and somatic efferent pathways. Difference # Autonomic: 1. Two neurons (pre and postganglionic) are arranged in series to supply smooth mus­cles and glands. 2. The autonomic nerves contain peripheral ganglia. 3. Preganglionic nerves are myelinated and postganglionic nerves are non-myelinated. 4. Some level of spontaneous activity of an organ is maintained [...]

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Classification of Antiadrenergic Drugs | Pharmacology | Animals

After reading this article we will learn about the classification of antiadrenergic drugs These are the drugs which antagonize the pharmacological action of sympathomimetic agents or alter the function of sympathetic nervous system inside the body. Classification: On the basis of mechanism of action. 1. α-Adrenoceptor Antagonists: Phenoxy-benzamine: (i) Phenoxy-benzamine is a halo-alkyl-amine. It binds covalently to the α receptors [...]

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