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Challenge your Study in Autonomic acting drugs topic

-Put True or False


1- Reserpine causes depression and decreases blood pressure by inhibiting U3
(T) (F).
[Link] causes Euphoria by inhibiting uptake 1 carrier (T) (F)
[Link] inhibitors can be called mood elevators (T) (F).
4. Acetylcholine acts on muscarinic receptor as an example of ion channel
coupled receptor (T) (F)
5. Ganglia of nervous system consists of enzyme linked receptor to convey rapid
signals (T) (F)
6. The parasympathetic nervous system works as functional entity and
discharges as complete system (T) (F)
-MCQ
1] All of the following statements about the autonomic nervous system are
correct EXCEPT:
A. it is under voluntary control.
B. its efferent neurons make synaptic connection in ganglia.
C. it innervates effector organs such as smooth muscles of the viscera, cardiac
muscle, and exocrine glands.
D. it is preganglionic nerve fibers release acetylcholine.
2] Activation of the sympathetic nervous system leads to:
A. increased cardiac output and blood pressure.
B. dilatation of eye pupils and bronchioles.
C. stimulation of adrenal medulla.
D. all of the above.
E. none of the above.
3] The following autonomic neurons are adrenergic;
A. sympathetic preganglionic neurons.
B. sympathetic neurons to adrenal medulla.
C. sympathetic postganglionic neurons to most effector organs.
D. b and c.
E. none of the above.
4] β1 adrenoreceptors are located primarily on:
A. heart.
B. bronchi.
C. juxtaglomerular cells.
D. a and b.
E. a and c.
5] Activation of α2 adrenoreceptors leads to:
A. negative feedback of noradrenaline release from adrenergic neurons.
B. Presents on heart
C. increased intracellular level of cAMP.
D. all of the above.
6] Which one of the following drugs inhibits the vesicular storage of
noradrenaline?
A. Guanthidine.
B. Dopamine.
C. Cocaine.
D. Amphetamines.
E. Reserpine.
7] The rapid termination of noradrenaline effects is largely due to:
A. inactivation by COMT.
B. inactivation by MAO.
C. neuronal uptake.
D. tissue uptake.
E. none of the above.
8] Activation of presynaptic alpha-2 receptor in the medulla produces
A. stimulation of sympathetic outflow and supply to the organs
B. Hypotension
C. Hypertension
D. A & B
E. A & C

Total Score 14
• If U got 14 → U mind this topic very well
• If U got 8 → U should revise the details of this topic
• If U got 5 → U studied this topic inappropriately and flew over every slide.

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