a.Source and chemistry: b.Absorption c Distribution and Excretion iii.Organ System Effects of the M receptors blocking drugs a.Eve- b.Cardiovascular system- c..Smooth muscle:Constriction of smooth muscle d Glands- e central neryous system iv.Clinical uses ofthe M receptors blocking drugs a.Central Nervous System Disorders(Parkinson's disease.Motion sickness) b.Ophthalmologic Disorders c.Relaxation of smooth muscle spasm d.Cardiovascular Disorders e Cholinergic Poisoning v.Adverse Effects of the M receptors blocking drugs vi.Contraindications of the M receptors blocking drugs vii.Organ System Effects of the Ni receptors blocking drugs a.Central nervous system b.Eye c.Cardiovascular system d.Gastrointestinal tract e.Other systems f Response to autonomic drugs- viii.Clinical uses of the Ni receptors blocking drugs ix.Adverse Effects of the Ni receptors blocking drugs x.Organ System Effects of the N2 receptors blocking drugs xi.Clinical uses of the N2 receptors blocking drugs xii.Adverse Effects of the N2 receptors blocking drugs Adrenoceptor-Activating Other sympathomimetic drugs Total hours required Total Classes required 2 Days of Study- Fri.Mon Period of Study Week 1&2-First semester a.Lecture 1 Class XIV i.The mode &spectrum of action of sympathomimetic drugs. a.Direct-acting agonistsa. Source and chemistry: b. Absorption c. Distribution: d. Metabolism and Excretion: iii. Organ System Effects of the M receptors blocking drugs a. Eye￾b. Cardiovascular system￾c..Smooth muscle: Constriction of smooth muscle d. Glands￾e.Central nervous system iv.Clinical uses of the M receptors blocking drugs a. Central Nervous System Disorders(Parkinson’s disease,Motion sickness) b. Ophthalmologic Disorders c. Relaxation of smooth muscle spasm d. Cardiovascular Disorders e. Cholinergic Poisoning v. Adverse Effects of the M receptors blocking drugs vi. Contraindications of the M receptors blocking drugs vii. Organ System Effects of the N1 receptors blocking drugs a. Central nervous system b. Eye c. Cardiovascular system d. Gastrointestinal tract e. Other systems f.Response to autonomic drugs￾viii. Clinical uses of the N1 receptors blocking drugs ix. Adverse Effects of the N1 receptors blocking drugs x. Organ System Effects of the N2 receptors blocking drugs xi. Clinical uses of the N2 receptors blocking drugs xii. Adverse Effects of the N2 receptors blocking drugs Adrenoceptor-Activating & Other sympathomimetic drugs Total hours required = 4 Total Classes required = 2 Days of Study = Fri, Mon Period of Study = Week 1&2 –First semester a. Lecture 1 Class XIV i. The mode &spectrum of action of sympathomimetic drugs. a. Direct-acting agonists