Ans Anti-Choligernic Drugs Flashcards

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Q

Drug for peptic ulcer which blocks m1

A

Pirenzipine
Telenzipine
Atopine❌ as peristalsis decrease

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2
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Drug for bradycardia or av block

A

Atopine

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3
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M3 blocker for asthama and copd

A

Ipratropium for acute
Tiotropium for maintenance
Atropine❌
as inhalation route not available
And muco cillary movement decrease

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4
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M3 blocker for overactive bladder (detrosar instability)

A

C/I bhp

S solfenacin
O oxybutynin
F flavdnate
T trospium (renal excretion and least cns effect)
tolteridone

BlaDar darifenacin (max vesico selective)

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5
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M3 blocker used before fundoscopy and inducing cycoloplegia in children

A

Atropine (stongest, last 7 days, children)
Homatropine
Cyclopentalate
Tropicamide (adults)

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6
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Cns depressants used for motion sickness and truth serum

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Hyoscine (ts)
Scopolamine

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7
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Doc for motion sickness

A

Acetozolamine

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8
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Parkinsonism doc (anti-cholinergic)

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Benzhexol (trihemiphenydol)
Benztropine
Procyclidine
Biperidine

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9
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Atropa belladona or dhatura poisoning doc

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Physostigmine (as symptoms same as atropine poisoning)

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10
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Early mushroom poisoning (inocyte) doc

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Atropine (as op poisoning like symptom)

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11
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Delayed mushroom poisoning (amanita and muscarita)

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Atropine poisoning like symptoms
So C/I atropine
Hallucinogenic

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