Reserpine (redirected from Serpalan)

reserpine /re·ser·pine/ (re-ser´pen) an alkaloid from various species of Rauwolfia; used as an antihypertensive.

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Reserpine (Serpasil)

A drug prescribed for high blood pressure.

Mentioned in: Thyroid Function Tests

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reserpine, (res´rpēn),

n brand names: Serpalan, Serpasil;
drug class: antiadrenergic agent, antihypertensive;
action: depletes catecholamine stores in central nervous system and adrenergic nerve endings;
use: hypertension.

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reserpine

an active alkaloid from various species of Rauwolfia, used as an antihypertensive, tranquilizer and sedative. Little used in veterinary medicine.

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reserpine Therapeutics A Rauwolfia–derived alkaloid that ↑ CNS 5-HT and catecholamine concentrations, used for HTN, mild anxiety