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7_0701010_1药理学（7 _0701010_1 pharmacology） one The fifth chapter is the introduction of the theory of pharmacology of nervous system Type A question 1. The disappearance of acetylcholine is mainly through A. Uptake of presynaptic membranes B. Effector cell uptake C. Hydrolysis of cholinesterase at the synaptic site D. Catalytic metabolism of choline acetylase in nerve endings E. Spread to the blood and are destroyed by liver and kidney 2. The myocardial effect of the beta 1 receptor was not included A. Increased contraction force B. The contraction frequency is accelerated C. Increased self-discipline D. The period should not be shortened E. conduction slows down 3. The synthesis of norepinephrine is described as incorrect A. dopamine decarboxylation of norepinephrine B. dopamine is turned into dopamine in the vesicle C. tyrosine hydroxylase catalyzes tyrosine to produce dopa D. tyrosine is the precursor to the synthesis of norepinephrine E. tyrosine hydroxylase is the speed limit enzyme X problem 4. Beta 2 receptors are mainly distributed A. cardiac b. bronchial smooth muscle C. Gland D. Dilated muscles of the pupil E. vascular smooth muscle 5. Which of the following is wrong with regard to the effect of the receptor-excited A. Beta 1 receptor excited myocardial contraction and decreased heart rate B. Beta 1 receptor excited myocardial contraction, increased heart rate, and accelerated transmission C. Beta 2 receptor excited bronchial smooth muscle contraction, vasodilation D. Beta receptors excited renin release E. beta receptors excited gallbladder biliary tract contraction Question: 1. Try to describe the basic function of the drug in the nervous system. Chapter 6 the cholinergic receptor agonist Type A question 1. The correct description of ACh is A. Stable chemical properties 2 B. It is widely used for clinical use C. excited M, N cholinergic receptors D. May inhibit the smooth muscle of gastrointestinal tract E. Reduces the production of glands 2. The eye can