Drugs can have positive or negative chronotropic effects. A positive chronotropic effect increases heart rate, while a negative chronotropic effect decreases it
Chronotropic drugs may change the heart rate by affecting the nerves controlling the heart, or by changing the rhythm produced by the sinoatrial node. Positive chronotropes increase heart rate; however, negative chronotropes decrease heart rate.
Chronotropic Drugs affect the heart rate. As a result Positive chronotropes and negative chronotropes are two types of chronotropic.
Positive chronotropic drugs increase heart rate; Negative chronotropic drugs decrease the heart rate. Dopaminergic – may increase urine output and
Chronotropic affects heart rate (increase or decrease) Positive chronotropic drugs increase heart rate; Negative chronotropic drugs decrease the heart rate; Dopaminergic may increase urine output and mesenteric vasodilation; Receptors in the heart - Two basic types alpha and Alpha
Inotropic affects contractility ; Chronotropic affects heart rate (increase or decrease) Positive chronotropic drugs increase heart rate; Negative chronotropic drugs decrease the heart rate; Dopaminergic may increase urine output and mesenteric vasodilation
Sympatholytics: drugs that oppose sympathetic nervous system actions, such as antagonists of and receptors. Chronotropes: drugs that alter heart rate. This drug class includes: Negative chronotropes - Decrease heart rate. Positive chronotropes - Increase heart rate. Inotropes: drugs or agents that affect the contraction of cardiac muscle
Chronotropic affects heart rate (increase or decrease) Positive chronotropic drugs increase heart rate; Negative chronotropic drugs decrease the heart rate; Dopaminergic may increase urine output and mesenteric vasodilation; Receptors in the heart - Two basic types alpha and Alpha
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