What is the intervention site with the least amount of side effects?

The 5 target areas of drugs at neuroeffector junction are

Alpha-methyl tyrosine is a drug that blocks .... by....

Side effects are

Respirine is a drug that blocks the ... by....

Side effects are

Normally, NA activates .... to promote inhibit release of NA (-feedback)

Drugs which inhibit release (eg. Chonidine) do so by... and treat ....

Drugs which stimulate release like amphetamine and cocaine do so by.... and ....

B2 receptors stimulate ... to increase levels of...
In cardiac muscle (B1) this...
In smooth muscle (B2) this...

Non-selective B receptor antagonists such as Labetalol and Carvedilo ...., leading to a ... in BP

B selective drugs such as propanolol and timolol are used to treat... and ...

B1 selective drugs such as Metoprolol and Athenolol ...

B-adrenergic receptors are coupled to... G protein

Alpha adrenergic receptors are coupled with .... G protein

Adrenergic receptors normally activate... to cause...
They are located on...

Selective (A1) blockers such as prazosin/Dozasin ....vasoconstriction and are...

Salbutamol is a ..... that treats....

Atenolol is a .... that treats ....

Prazosin is a .... that treats....

Labetalol is a .... that treats ...