Epinephrine: alpha, beta 1, or beta 2?

Norepinephrine: alpha, beta 1, or beta 2?

What does the adrenergic receptor: Beta 1 do when activated in an endothelial cell?

I'm phosphodiesterase III inhibitor, systemic venodilator, increases contractility, and decreases atrial pressure & SVR

I'm a class III antiarrhythmic: inhibit adrenergic stimulation, possesses alpha and beta-adrenergic blocking properties. Affects sodium, potassium, and calcium channels. Decreases AV conduction and sinus node fx. SVT, VT, Afib, and Vfib

What does the adrenergic receptor: Beta 1 do when activated in a cardiomyocyte?

What does the adrenergic receptor: Beta 2 do when activated in an endothelial cell?

I'm a class IB Na channel blocker. I slow ventricular conduction. I'm mostly used for ventricular tachycardias.

I'm a class II: selective B-1 adrenergic BLOCKER (heart). I'm used for reentrant SVT and Ventricular tachycardia. You'll see me used lots on patients after a TOF repair.

Isoproterenol: alpha, beta 1, or beta 2

I'm a potent vasoconstrictor via the vasopressin receptor on arterioles, and no cardiac effect

Phenylephrine: alpha, beta 1, or beta 2?

I spontaneously release nitric oxide causing venodilation. I decompose into cyanide. Always check my syringe to make sure I'm not blue!