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Propranolol Epinephrine

Foster CA, Aston SJ. Propranolol-epinephrine interaction a potential disaster. PlastReconstr 5 r (1983) 72,74-8. [Pg.849]

Hansbrough JF, Near A. Propranolol-epinephrine antagonism with hypertension and strdee. [Pg.849]

Whelan TV. Propranolol, epinephrine and accelerated hypertensiai durii hemodialysis. [Pg.849]

Adipose tissue was incubated in Krebs-Ringer bicarbonate/glucose/bovine serum albumin medium containing 0.25 mM phosphate (46 mCi/mmol). After 3 hours of P prelabeling in the presence or absence of propranolol, epinephrine (0.2 milf) and propranolol (0.4 mM) were added and incubated further for 30 minutes as indicated in the table. All the experimental procedures were the same as described in Table V. [Pg.162]

Endomethylene-A -tetrahydro benzaldehyde Cyclothiazide Epibromohydrin Carteolol Epichlorohydrin Acebutolol Atenolol Befunolol Betaxolol HCI Bufetrol Bunitrolol Bupranolol Carazolol Carnitine Celiprolol Colestipol Cromolyn sodium I ndenolol Mazindol Mepindolol Metoprolol tartrate Nadolol Nifuratel Oxprenolol Penbutolol Practolol Propafenone HCI Propranolol HCI Viloxazine HCI Xanthinol niacinate Epinephrine... [Pg.1631]

Class II antiarrhythmic drugs include beta (( -adrenergic blocking drugs, such as acebutolol (Sectral), esmolol (Brevibloc), and propranolol (Inderal). These drugp also decrease myocardial response to epinephrine and norepinephrine (adrenergic neurohormones) because of their ability to block stimulation of p receptors of the... [Pg.369]

FIG. 17 Chemical structures of (a) epinephrine hydrochloride, (b) dopamine hydrochloride, (c) isoproterenol hydrochloride, (d) phenylephrine hydrochloride, (e) tolazoline hydrochloride, (f) oxyprenolol hydrochloride, (g) alprenolol hydrochloride, and (h) propranolol hydrochloride. [Pg.714]

The answer is d, (Hardman, pp 855-856.) Propranolol, as well as other non selective beta blockers, tends to slow the rate of recovery in a hypoglycemic attack caused by insulin. Beta blockers also mask the symptoms of hypoglycemia and may actually cause hypertension because of the increased plasma epinephrine in the presence of a vascular beta2 blockade. [Pg.123]

Propranolol is another type of antihypertensive agent called a p-adrenergic blocking agent (p-blocker) because it competes with epinephrine... [Pg.429]

Which of the following actions of epinephrine would be antagonized by prazosin but not by propranolol ... [Pg.117]

L A. Verapamil is an L-type calcium channel blocker. Nitroglycerin and isosorbide are both organic nitrates and have no direct effect on L-type calcium channels at the SA node, while propranolol and metoprolol are (3-adrenoceptor blockers and will slow heart rate by blocking the actions of norepinephrine and epinephrine on (3-receptors at the SA node. [Pg.204]

The effect in an anesthetized dog of the injection of epinephrine before and after propranolol. In the presence of a B-receptor-blocking agent, epinephrine no longer augments the force of contraction (measured by a strain gauge attached to the ventricular wall) nor increases cardiac rate. Blood pressure is still elevated by epinephrine because vasoconstriction is not blocked. [Pg.208]

Beta-blockade (especially with nonselective agents such as propranolol) alters response to sympathomimetics with 13-agonist activity (eg, epinephrine). E> Blockers that undergo extensive first-pass metabolism may be affected by drugs capable of altering this process. 13 Blockers may reduce hepatic blood flow. [Pg.1388]

BETA-BLOCKERS LIDOCAINE 1. Risk of bradycardia (occasionally severe), 1 BP and heart failure with intravenous lidocaine 2. Risk of lidocaine toxicity due to t plasma concentrations of lidocaine, particularly with propranolol and nadolol 3. t plasma concentrations of propranolol and possibly some other beta-blockers 1. Additive negative inotropic and chronotropic effects 2. Uncertain, but possibly a combination of beta-blocker-induced reduction in hepatic blood flow (due to 1 cardiac output) and inhibition of metabolism of lidocaine 3. Attributed to inhibition of metabolism by lidocaine 1. Monitor PR, BP and ECG closely watch for development of heart failure when intravenous lidocaine is administered to patients on beta-blockers 2. Watch for lidocaine toxicity 3. Be aware. Regional anaesthetics should be used cautiously in patients with bradycardia. Beta-blockers could cause dangerous hypertension due to stimulation of alpha-receptors if epinephrine is used with focal anaesthetic... [Pg.64]

Lampman RM, Santinga JT, Bassett DR, Savage PJ. Cardiac arrhythmias during epinephrine-propranolol infn-sions for measurement of in vivo insulin resistance. Diabetes 1981 30(7) 618-20. [Pg.43]

Newman BR, Schultz LK. Epinephrine-resistant anaphylaxis in a patient taking propranolol hydrochloride. Ann Allergy 1981 47(l) 35-7. [Pg.474]

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