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At high doses the predominant effect of dopamine would be to cause vasoconstriction by stimulating:  \nA) alpha adrenergic receptors  \nB) beta-1 adrenergic receptors  \nC) beta-2 adrenergic receptors  \nD) dopamine receptors  \nAnswer :a  \nQ2:You are suddenly frightened by a neighborhood dog while jogging through your neighborhood. Which physiological response will likely occur?  \nA) constriction of skeletal muscle arterioles  \nB) decrease in pain threshold  \nC) decreased fat metabolism  \nD) miosis  \nE) stimulation of glycogen breakdown by the liver  \nAnswer : e  \nQ3 : Both norepinephrine and epinephrine (noradrenaline & adrenaline) can be given [i.v. to](i.v. to) produce pressor responses. While both work equally well in many cases, what receptor subtype is stimulated by epinephrine, but is not stimulated by norepinephrine?  \nA) alpha-1  \nB) alpha-2  \nC) beta-1  \nD) beta-2  \nAnswer : d  \nQ4:Several drugs used to treat non-cardiovascular conditions have  \nalpha-blocking \"side effects\". If epinephrine is injected into such patients, it will likely produce a change in blood pressure resembling that produced by:  \nA) dobutamine  \nB) dopamine  \nC) norepinephrine  \nD) isoproterenol  \nE) phenylephrine  \nAnswer :d  \nQ5: A 16 year old patient arrives in the emergency department suffering from an anaphylactic reaction. The patient is having difficulty breathing, has severe urticaria, and is hypotensive. Which of the following is a drug of choice for treating this patient's potentially life-threating condition?  \nA) epinephrine  \nB) isoproterenol  \nC) norepinephrine  \nD) phenylephrine  \nE) terbutaline  \nAnswer : a  \nQ6: Epinephrine namely stimulates the   in the autonomic nervous system.  \nA) Kappa receptors  \nB) Mu receptors  \nC) Cholinergic receptors  \nD) Adrenergic receptors  \nAnswer: d  \nQ7: Stimulation of beta 1-adrenergic receptors leads to:  \nA) Nothing  \nB) Decreased blood pressure  \nC) A slow heart rate  \nD) A fast heart rate  \nAnswer : d  \nQ8: Stimulation of beta 2-adrenergic receptors causes:  \nA) Pain relief  \nB) Hypoglycemia (decreased glucose levels in the bloodstream)  \nC) Bronchoconstriction  \nD) Vasodilation  \nAnswer: d  \nQ9: stimulate ... cause vasodilatation.  \nA) Alpha 1 receptor  \nB) Alpha 2 receptor  \nC) Beta 1 receptor  \nD) Beta 2 receptor  \nAnswer : d  \nQ10: stimulate ... cause tachycardia.  \nA) Alpha 1 receptor  \nB) Alpha 2 receptor  \nC) Beta 1 receptor  \nD) Beta 2 receptor  \nAnswer : c  \nQ11: A 7-year old child with a previous history of bee sting allergy is brought to the emergency department after being stung by 3 bees. Which of the following are probable signs of the anaphylactic reaction to bee sting?  \nA) Bronchospasm, tachycardia, hypotension  \nB) Bronchodilation, tachycardia, hypertension, vomiting, diarhhea  \nC) Bronchodilation, bradycardia, hypotenstion, diarrhea  \nD) Bronchospasm, bradycardia, hypotension, diarrhea  \nE) Bronchodilation, tachycardia, vomiting, diarrhea  \nAnswer: a  \nQ12: A 30-year-old man is admitted to the emergency department after taking a suicidal overdose of reserpine. His blood pressure is 50/0 mm Hg and heart rate is 40 bpm. Which of the following would be the most effective cardiovascular stimulant?  \nA) Norepinephrine  \nB) Amphetamine  \nC) Clonidine  \nD) Cocaine  \nE) Tyramine  \nAnswer : a  \nQ13:Your patient is to receive a selective Beta-2 stimulant drug. Beta2-selective  \nstimulants are most commonly used in:  \nA) Asthma  \nB) Angina due to coronary insufficiency  \nC) Chronic heart failure  \nD) Delayed or insufficiently strong labor  \nE) Raynaud's syndrome  \nAnswer : a  \nQ14: Your patient is set to receive a selective beta-2 stimulant drug. 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