Cholinergic Agents Flashcards

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Acetylcholine

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Muscarinic agonist
Prototype (no clinical use due to half life rapidly broken down by ACHe)
Stimulates N&M Receptors
IV = parasympathetic effects

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Bethanechol (Urecholine)

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Non Specific Muscarinic Agonist
*will not cross BBB due to charge
DOC to tax urinary Renton and to increase GI motility

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Pilocarpaine (isoptocarpine, pilocar)

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Non specific M agonist
Topical for acute angle glaucoma tax

SE: blurred vision (topical), sweating (orally), headache and brow ache

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Cholinergic

Muscarinic Agonists Class SEs

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Nausea, diarrhea, bladder tightness, sweating, salivation, bronchoconstriciton, constricted pupils

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Muscarinic Agonist Contras

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Asthma/COPD due to bronchoconstriction
Peptic Ulcer Disease due to GI acid production
Bowel Obstruction due to peristalsis leads to a perf
Toxicity or poisoning look for SLUDGE (not as bad as organophosphate)

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Varenicline (chantix)

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Partial Nicotinic agonist
Smoking cessation
W/ cigs = antagonist
W/o cigs = partial agonist

SE: SI, nightmares, psychosis

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Neostigmine (prostigmin)/pyridostigmine (mestinon)

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Cholinesterase inhib-form covalent bond
**DOC for myasthenia Travis
Muscarinc agonist side effects
No CNS

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Phystigmine (eserine)

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Reversal agent for atropine poisonings

Cholinesterase inhibitors

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Edrphonium

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Short acting, injected
Used to correct dosing for myasthenia
Strength improves dose needs to go up
Strength worsens decrease dose

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Donepezil

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Cholinesterase inhib

Used for alzheimers

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Organophosphates

Soman, sarin, tabun, VX

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Cholinesterase inhib
SLUDGE sx
Tx w/ atropine until pupils dilate
Or tax w/ 2-PAM I’d under 3-4 hours since exposure
Must be sure its an o phosphate though cause 2-PAM will bind ACHe in absence of o phos

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Atropine

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Muscarinic antagonists
Prototype
Increases HR, bronchodilator, GI motility down, Bladder down
Tx for bradycardia, muscarinic poisoning

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Scopolamine

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antimuscarinic
Crosses BBB
Patch behind ear for motion sickness
Adverse: drowsiness, short term memory loss

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Trpicamide (mydriacil)

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Muscarinic antagonist
Dilate pupil
topical
Relaxes ciliary muscles

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Ipratropium (atrovent)

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Muscarinic antagonist
COPD, +/- asthma
Bronchodilator

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Tolterodine (Porto)

Fesoterodine, dariferacin, soliferacin

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Muscarinic antagonist
Tax overactive bladder
***M3 selective

17
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Oxybutynin

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Muscarinic antagonist

Tx bladder spasms

18
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Dicylcomine

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Muscarinic antagonist

GI anti spasm

19
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Botox

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Anti Muscarinic (not a true agonist)
Simply blocks the release of Ach
Tx urinary incontinence
SE can lose tone

20
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Muscarinic antagonists class adverse effects
(Hot mneumonic)
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Hot, dry, maddens, blind, red
Mydriasis, tachycardia, GI motility down

DO NOT give atropine to glaucoma pt

21
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Succinylcholine

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Depolarize got blocker
Initial stem but then lasts longer
Leads to desensitization
USed for rapid short acting effect (emergent trach for example)

SE cardiac arrest especially in hyper K
Burn pt is a no
Can cause malignant hyperthermia