Adrenoceptor -activating & other sympathomimetic drugs



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Adrenoceptor -activating & other sympathomimetic drugs

Three Neurotransmitters of Sympathetic Nervous System NE, E, DA Adrenoceptor agonists Sympathomimetics : Directly acting Indirectly acting Mixed action

Alpha receptors Receptor Location G-protein Second messenger α1 Postsynaptic: Vascular smooth ms, skin, MM, dilator pupillae, salivary glands, prostate, trigone & sphincter of UB; Vas deferens,& Sem Vesicles Gq IP3, DAG α2 Presynaptic :adr / cholinergic N.terminals.,platelets, pancreatic cells, CNS Gi c AMP

Beta receptors β 1 : Heart, JGA β 2 : Respiratory, Uterine, VSM, Skeletal Ms, Liver β 3 : Fat cells All stimulate increased C-AMP Dopamine Receptors D1 : camp D2 : camp D3 camp D4 camp, D5 camp

Receptor regulation Desensitization /Tolerance/ Refractoriness Tachyphylaxis

Classification : MOA Adrenergi c Agonists Direct -acting Mixed acting Indirect Acting Selective Non-selective ephedrine Releasing agent Uptake inhibtor MAO inhibitors & COMT Inhibitors Phenylepinep hrine Clonidine Dobutamine terbutaline Epinephrine Norepinephrine Oxymetazoline Isoprenaline Ampheta mine Tyramine cocaine Selegiline Entacapon e

Classification : MOA Direct acting Epinephrine, Norepinephrine, Isoprenaline, dopamine, dobutamine (Catecholamines) Salbutamol,terbutaline, phenylephrine, clonidine, methoxamine.. Indirect- acting Amphetamine, Cocaine, Tyramine Mixed action Ephedrine, pseudoephedrine

Structure activity relationship (SAR) Phenylethylamine is the parent compound from which sympathomimetic drugs are derived. it consists of a benzene ring with an ethylamine side chain. The of modification of phenylethylamine change the affinity of the drugs for receptors, the intrinsic ability and pharmacokinetics.

PK and SAR Subst. by OH- gp at C 3 & 4 yields catecholamines Chem str determines activity at various receptors and also PK properties Catecholamines High potency, Rapid inactivation, not absorbed orally, Poor CNS penetration

Relative selectivity of adrenoceptor agonists Alpha agonists Phenylephrine, methoxamine: selective α1 Clonidine, : α2 Beta agonists Dobutamine :β1 Isoprenaline : β1 = β2 Salbutamol, terbutaline, ritodrine : β2 Mixed alpha & beta agonists Norepinehrine : α1 = α2, β1 > > β2 Epinephrine : α1 = α2, β1 = β2 Dopamine agonists Dopamine :D1=D2 > > β > > α

Effects of sympathomimetic drugs on organ systems CVS: 1)Blood vessels 2) Heart 3) BP Eye Respiratory GIT GU Metabolic effects

Eye Mydriasis : α1 : α1 vasoconst of ciliary vesels-- aqueo form. α2: aqueo form. d/t secretory activity of ciliary epith β2: enhanced secretory activity of ciliary epith. Facilitation of trabecular flow. Overall aqueous form & outflow facilitated.

Glaucoma characterized by increased intraocular pressure and excavation and atrophy of the optic nerve; produces defects in the visual field and may result in blindness. Adrenergic agonists: Used topicallydipivefrine Other agents for glaucoma

Respiratory Tract Bronchial smooth muscle contains β2 receptors that cause bronchodilation. The blood vessels of the respiratory tract mucosa contains α receptors; The decongestant action of adrenoceptor stimulants is clinically useful.

Catecholamines : High potency, Rapid inactivation, not absorbed orally, Poor CNS penetration

Endogenous Catecholamines Epinephrine:(Adrenaline) Uses: Anaphylactic Shock:0.5ml of 1:1000 IM -life saving, Bronchospasm, As vasoconstrictor: locally, with Local Anaesthetics Glaucoma,Cardiac arrest, A/E: HT ---cerebral hrage, ppt angina, palpitations,arrhythmias, CNS : tremors,anxiety

Endogenous Catecholamines. DI: Halothane, MAOI s CI: hyperthyroidism, angina, HT, Norepinephrine: Dopamine: IV Infusion: Dose dependent effects Uses: Shock d/t MI, trauma, surgery; CHF correct hypovolemia before adm. A/E: N,V, tachycardia, HT

Dopamine DA is a non selective adrenergic agonist, which acts either directly on DA receptors in addition to 1 - adrenergic receptors or indirectly by releasing NE It is given parenterally only (not orally) T 1/2 = 3 5 min Metabolized by either Converted to NE in adrenergic neurons or By MAO in the Liver

Dopamine (Cont ) Clinical Uses : In small dose of DA (2-5ug / Kg / min by I.V infusion) Renal dose: It will stimulate DA receptors It will cause vasodilatation (VD) in:» Renal vascular bed» Cerebral vascular bed» Coronary vascular bed» Mesenteric vascular bed Therefore, it is useful in treatment of shock to save these vital organs from hypoxia

Cont. In medium dose : (5-10ug/Kg/min by I.V infusion) Cardiac dose It will stimulate β1 receptors to cause increase HR, CO and BP In high dose of DA (> 10ug / Kg / min by I.V infusion) It will stimulate α1 receptors (direct + Via release of NE) to cause VC leading to increase BP and decrease organ perfusion So, the high dose of DA is not recommended in shock.

Shock is a complex acute cardiovascular syndrome that results in a critical reduction in perfusion of vital tissues, and usually associated with hypotension, oliguria. The major mechanisms are hypovolemia, cardiac insufficiency, and altered vascular resistance. sympathomimetic drugs have been used in the treatment of all forms of shock.

Types of shock Hypovolamic shock Septic shock Anaphylactic shock Neurogenic shock Cardiogenic shock

Synthetic CA Isoprenaline: - in heart blocks Dobutamine : β1 -more selective inotropic than chronotropic acn. Use : as iv inf in CHF,cardiogenic shock A/E: sharp incr in BP & HR, ppt angina

Synthetic CA (Cont..) Dobutamine: It is direct acting β 1 selective agonist (only) T1/2 = 10 15 min is metabolized in the liver by oxidative deamination causes increases in CO with minimal effect on HR. less arrhythmogenic effects than dopamine Uses: Inotropic agent for Heart Failure; in septic and cardiogenic shock.

α1 selective agonists Phenylephrine :oral nasal decongestant,mydriatic Midodrine- oral prodrug for postural hypotension Naphazoline, Oxymetazoline, Xylometazoline nasal decongestants PPA- withdrawn OTC medications caution in HT, cardiac, elderly males

α2 selective agonists Clonidine : Acts centrally on VMC - BP & HR. Oral BA 100%. TTS also, Use: HT, Opiod/alcohol withdrawal, PAM, diarrhoea in DM, menopasal hot flushes, A/E : rebound HT after abrupt withdrawal, dry mouth, sedation, nasal stuffiness, constipation Apraclonidine, Brimonidine topically in glaucoma

β 2 Selective agonists Salbutamol, Terbutaline :Bronchodilators - short -acting, Oral and inhalational- MDI useful Formetrol, Salmetrol : long -acting Ritodrine A/E :

Indirectly acting sympathomimetics Amphetamine It is non-selective adrenergic agonist, noncatecholamine Acts mainly, indirectly via enhancing NE release and DA. given orally s lipid soluble well absorbed from GIT,penetrates CNS t 1/2 = 45 60 min metabolized in the liver

Indirectly acting sympathomimetics Amphetamine : CNS effects stimulates- cortical regions & RAS & resp C. Induces wakefulness, alertness, less fatiguability highly abused. CVS : HT, tachy, arrhythmias in large doses., Anorexia d/t supp of hypoth feeding center,but tolerance develops. A/E: restlessness, tremors, irritability, insomnia, euphoria, hallucin,palpit., headache, dry mouth, anorexia, abd cramps. Psychological dependence on prolonged use, tolerance to anorexic effect

Indirectly acting sympathomimetics.. Use: narcolepsy, ADHD( now better drugs ) Methylphenidate-mild CNS stimulant-more can on mental fnc Use:Narcolepsy, ADHD Modafinil : central alpha 1 R +GABA, glutamate, serotonergic R : Narcolepsy, ADHD

Mixed action agents: Ephedrine It is non selective adrenergic agonist It Directly acts on the receptors ( and 2) AND Indirectly by releasing NE PK almost similar to amphetamine Causes tachyphylaxis, but no addiction Like amphetamine, it is CNS and respiratory stimulants. does not suppress the appetite

Mixed action agents Ephedrine, Psuedoephedrine, Phenyl pro pranolamine, α & β agonist + enhances release of NE Tachyphylaxis S/E : CNS Insomnia Restlessness Confusion Irritability Anxiety Loss of appetite, Hypertension

Clinical applications of Sympathomimetic drugs Hypotension Shock In Heart Failure Alongwith local anesthetic for minor surgery :Adrenaline Decrease bleeding Prevent spread of local anesthetic into systemic circulation In bronchial asthma As nasal decongestants In cardiac arrest For mydriasis In Glaucoma For delaying of labour In ADHD For narcolepsy