Amphetamine acts by

Causing a rapid release of the mediator

Promoting storage of the mediator

Causing a slow depletion of the mediator

Combining with a receptor substance on the effector cell

Interfering with the response of the receptor to the mediator

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amphetamine is one of the many indirect-acting sympathomimetics. It acts by causing the release of neurotransmitter.Just as a review: cocaine: reuptake inhibition and release, TCA antidepressant:, reuptake inhibition, ephedrine:causes release but also acts at receptor itself, MAOIs: block NT degradation.

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Amphetamine acts by

Causing a rapid release of the mediator

Promoting storage of the mediator

Causing a slow depletion of the mediator

Combining with a receptor substance on the effector cell

Interfering with the response of the receptor to the mediator

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Angelok890

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Amphetamines
1. increase mental alertness and decrease fatigue.
2. are analeptics.
3. have no effect on psychomotor activity.
4. are useful in controlling arrhythmias.

Amphetamines
1. increase mental alertness and decrease fatigue.
2. are analeptics.
3. have no effect on psychomotor activity.
4. are useful in controlling arrhythmias.

Amphetamines are sympathomimetic amines that cause rapid release of:

Therapeutic uses of amphetamines:

Tyramine and amphetamines cause release of _?_.

Amphetamines
1. increase mental alertness and decrease fatigue.
2. are analeptics.
3. have no effect on psychomotor activity.
4. are useful in controlling arrhythmias.

Amphetamines
1. increase mental alertness.
2. increase salivation.
3. decrease fatigue.
4. are useful in controlling arrhythmias.

In which of the following categories are ephedrine, tyramine, an amphetamine classified?

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Amphetamine acts by

Causing a rapid release of the mediator

Promoting storage of the mediator

Causing a slow depletion of the mediator

Combining with a receptor substance on the effector cell

Interfering with the response of the receptor to the mediator

1 explanations

Angelok890

Similar questions:

Amphetamines

Amphetamines 1. increase mental alertness and decrease fatigue. 2. are analeptics. 3. have no effect on psychomotor activity. 4. are useful in controlling arrhythmias.

Amphetamines 1. increase mental alertness and decrease fatigue. 2. are analeptics. 3. have no effect on psychomotor activity. 4. are useful in controlling arrhythmias.

Amphetamines are sympathomimetic amines that cause rapid release of:

Therapeutic uses of amphetamines:

Tyramine and amphetamines cause release of ___?___.

Amphetamines1. increase mental alertness and decrease fatigue.2. are analeptics.3. have no effect on psychomotor activity.4. are useful in controlling arrhythmias.

Amphetamines1. increase mental alertness.2. increase salivation.3. decrease fatigue.4. are useful in controlling arrhythmias.

In which of the following categories are ephedrine, tyramine, an amphetamine classified?

Amphetamines
1. increase mental alertness and decrease fatigue.
2. are analeptics.
3. have no effect on psychomotor activity.
4. are useful in controlling arrhythmias.

Amphetamines
1. increase mental alertness and decrease fatigue.
2. are analeptics.
3. have no effect on psychomotor activity.
4. are useful in controlling arrhythmias.

Tyramine and amphetamines cause release of _?_.

Amphetamines
1. increase mental alertness and decrease fatigue.
2. are analeptics.
3. have no effect on psychomotor activity.
4. are useful in controlling arrhythmias.

Amphetamines
1. increase mental alertness.
2. increase salivation.
3. decrease fatigue.
4. are useful in controlling arrhythmias.