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Beta Receptors

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Beta Receptors

  1. B1

    • Heart
      • Increase
        • Heart rate
          • + Chronotropic
        • Impulse conduction
          • + Dromotropy
        • Contraction
          • + Intropy
        • Ejection fraction
      • Beta Blocker
        • Decrease
          • Contractility
            • – Intropy
          • Conduction velocity
            • – Dromotropy
          • Relaxation rate
            • – Lusitropy
          • Heart rate
            • – Chronotropic
    • Kidney
      • Increase
        • Renin release by Juxtaglomerular cells
          • Beta Blocker
            • Decrease
              • Renin release by Juxtaglomerular cells
    • Gastrointestinal tract
      • Increase
        • Hunger
          • ↑ Ghrelin release by stomach
            • Beta Blocker
              • ↓ Ghrelin release by stomach
                • Decrease
                  • Hunger
  2. B2

    • Smooth muscle
      • Relaxation
        • Bronchus
        • Bronchioles
        • Detrusor muscle
        • Uterine muscle
        • Beta Blocker
          • (Mild) Constriction
            • Bronchus
            • Detrusor muscle
            • Bronchioles
            • Uterine muscle
    • Contraction of urethral spinchter
      • Beta Blocker
        • Relaxation
    • Kidney
      • Increase
        • Renin release by Juxtaglomerular cells
          • Beta Blocker
            • Decrease
              • Renin release by Juxtaglomerular cells
    • Glucose metabolism
      • Inhibits
        • Insulin release
      • Stimulate
        • Gluconeogenesis
        • Glucolysis
      • Beta Blocker
        • Stimulate
          • Insulin release
        • Inhibits
          • Gluconeogenesis
          • Glucolysis
    • Lypolysis
      • Beta Blocker
    • Thickened salivary secretion
      • Beta Blocker

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Mind Map on Beta Receptors, created by regina rosas ruiz on 21/10/2018.
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