Cholinergic Flashcards
Tropicamide
M3 antagonist
Mydriatic
Atropine
M2, 3 antagonist
Aaabm
Anaesthetic: reduce mucus secretion
Antidote
Bradycardia( resuscitation)
Anti spasmodic and diarrhoea
Mydriatic
Carbachol
M3 agonist
Stimulate M receptor on ciliary muscle and sphincter pupillae
For glaucoma, miosis during cataract surgery
Con: acute iritis
SE: ciliary spasm, temporary decrease of visual acuity
Pilocarpine
M3 agonist
Stimulate SM contraction and gland secretion
For: Dry mouth, glaucoma, CF
Bethanechol
M3 agonist
Urinary retention result from anaesthetic, delivering a baby.
M agonist
Con: asthma, peptic ulcer, coronary insufficiency, hyperthyroidism, intestinal obstruction
SE: sweating, salivation, bronchospasm, bradycardia, hypotension, diarrhoea, ciliary spasms and miosis
Oxybutynin: Tolterodine
M3 antagonist
Inhibit micturition
Urinary incontinence
Ipratropium
M3 antagonist
Asthma
Onset action slow
Used in combination with a short acting B2 agonist
Pirenzepine
M1 antagonist
Peptic ulcer
M antagonist
Retention of urine Blurred vision Dry mouth Hyperthermia CNS excitation if cross BBB
Vareniclline
N partial
Agonist: alleviate symptoms of craving and withdrawal
Antagonist: blocking the rewarding and reinforcing effects of smoking
Hexamethonium
Ganglionic blocker
For hypertensive
Trimethaphan
Ganglionic blocker
For hypertensive
Vecuronium
NMJ blocker
Non depolarising
Competitive antagonist
For relaxing muscle during surgery
Succinylcholine
NMJ agonist
Depolarising
Imitate ACh
Hydrolysis by plasma cholinesterase
For: skeletal muscle relaxant during emergency intubation
SE: apnea, bradycardia, hyperkalemia