Cholinergic/anti-cholinergic Flashcards

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Varenicline

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  • Mech: partial Nicotinic agonist.
  • Uses: smoking cessation
  • PK: 12 hr duration
  • Tox: HTN, sweating, sensory disturbance, diarrhea, polyuria, menstrual probs.
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Pilocarpine

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  • Mech: M receptor agonist, inc. IP3 and DAG
  • Uses: Sjogrens (to inc. salivation), glaucoma (to causes miosis b/c dilitation makes glaucoma worse).
  • PK: topically active in eye
  • Tox/Int: all parasympatholytic effects. May cause vasoconstriction via ganglionic effect.
  • resistant to AChE
  • “you cry, drool, sweat on you PILOw”
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Nicotine

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  • Mech: direct nicotinic agonist
  • Uses: smoking cessation
  • PK: absorbed by all routes, usually gum or transdermal patch. 4-6hr duration.
  • Tox/Int: general ganglionic stim: HTN, tachy, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.
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SuccinylCholine

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  • Mech: N agonist, mildl selective for Nm receptor (NMJ).
  • Uses: Muscle relaxation (prod. sustained depol and prevents muscle contraction).
  • PK: Highly polar, given as IV. (polar things can’t be readily absorbed in the guy
  • Tox: initial muscle spasms and post-op pain. Prolonged action in people w/abnormal butyrylcholinesterase.
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Muscarine

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  • Mech: same as bethanechol.
  • Uses: found in mushrooms
  • PK: readyily absorbed from gut
  • Tox/Int: fast-onset mushroom poisoning
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Pyridostigmine

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  • Mech: AChE-inhibitor. Carbamate.
  • Uses: treatment of myasthenia
  • PK: orally active. 4-8 hr duration
  • Tox: Like edrophonium but longer
  • “pyRIDostiGMine gets RID of MG (myasthenia gravis).”
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Edrophonium

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  • Mech: indirect-acting, alcohol. AChE-inhibitor.
  • Uses: Reversal of Nm block by nondepolarizing drugs. *Diagnosis of myasthenia gravis.
  • PK: highly polar, used in IV. 5-10min duration. does NOT enter CNS.
  • Tox: inc. para effects, esp nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, urinary urgency.
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Parathion

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  • Mech: Organophosphate. AChE-inhib.
  • Uses: insecticide, days to weeks.
  • PK: highly lipid soluble
  • Tox: all para effects plus muscle paralysis and coma
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BethaneCHOL

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  • Mech: Direct-acting, activates M, inc. IP3 and DAG
  • Uses: bladder and bowel atony (ie. after surgery or spinal cord injury)
  • PK: does NOT enter CNS
  • Tox/Int: all parasympatholytic actions (cyclospasm, diarrhea, urinary urgency, vasodil., reflex tachy, sweating.
  • resistant to AChE
  • “BETHany, CALL, me if you want to activate your bowels and bladder.”
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Rivastigmine, donepezil, galantamine

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  • Mech: AChE-inhib
  • Uses: Alzheimers
  • PK: lipid soluble, enters CNS.
  • Tox: nausea, vomitting.
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Atropine, homatropine, tropicamide

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  • Mech: nonselective M antagonist.
  • Uses: antidote for AChE inhibitor toxicity (too much ACh).
  • PK: lipid solube, 2-4hr duration except in eye its >72hr
  • tox: all para plus sedation, delirium, HYPERTHERMIA (b/c no sweating), flushing.
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Darifenacin

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  • Mech: selective M3 antagonist.
  • Uses: treat urinary urgency, incontinence
  • PK: oral, 12-24hr duration
  • Tox: para effects.
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Solifenacin

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  • Mech: selective M3 antagonist.
  • Uses: treat urinary urgency, incontinence
  • PK: oral, 12-24hr duration
  • Tox: para effects.
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Tolterodine

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  • Mech: selective M3 antagonist.
  • Uses: treat urinary urgency, incontinence
  • PK: oral, 12-24hr duration
  • Tox: para effects.
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Pirenzepine

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  • Mech: selective M1 antagonist
  • Uses: Peptic disease
  • PK: oral
  • Tox: parasympatholytic
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Neostigmine

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  • Mech: AChE inhib. Carbamate. also small direct nicotinic agonist.
  • Uses: Reversal of Nm block, treatment of Myasthenia.
  • PK: orally active. 2-4hr duration.
  • Tox: like edrophonium but longer.
  • “Neo CNS. No CNS penetration.”
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Pralidoxime

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  • Mech: chemical antagonist of organophosphates
  • Uses: organophosphate poisoning (too much AChE inhibition)
  • PK: parenteral
  • Tox: muscle weakness (b/c it regenerates AChE, so too much will give you ACh deficiency).
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NE

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alpha 1, alpha 2, beta 1

  • Uses: shock
  • PK: like epi, IV only
  • Tox: vasospasm, tissue necrosis, excessive BP inc., arrhythmias, infarction
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Dopamine

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All receptors

  • Uses: shock (esp. w/renal shutdown), sometimes heart failure.
  • PK: like epi, IV only.
  • Tox: CV disturbance, arrhythmias
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Physostigmine

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-Mech: AChE inihib. Carbamate
-Uses: reversal of severe Atropine (M antagonist) poisoning.
-PK: lipid soluble. Can be used topically in the eye. 2-4hr duration. Enters CNS.
-Tox: like Edrophonium plus CNS effects like seizures.
(“PHYsostigmine PHYxes atropine overdose”.

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Phenylephrine

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alpha 1 agonist

  • Uses: decongestant, mydriatic, neurogenic hypotension
  • PK: oral, inhalant, topical, parenteral, 15-60min duration
  • Tox: HTN, stroke, MI
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Albuterol, metaproterenol, terbutaline

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Beta-2 agonist

  • Uses: prompt onset for acute bronchospasm
  • PK: inhalant via aerosol canister, 2-6hr duration
  • Tox: tachy, tremor.
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Amphetamine, methamphetamine

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displaced stored catecholamines from nerve endings.

  • Uses: anorexiant, ADHD, narcolepsy.
  • PK: oral and parenteral. >4-6hr duration
  • Tox: addiction, paranoia, aggression, insomnia, HTN
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Telenzepine

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  • Mech: selective M1 antagonist
  • Uses: Peptic disease
  • PK: oral
  • Tox: parasympatholytic
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Fesoterodine

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  • Mech: selective M3 antagonist.
  • Uses: treat urinary urgency, incontinence
  • PK: oral, 12-24hr duration
  • Tox: para effects.
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Epinephrine

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All receptors

  • Uses: anaphylaxis, hemostatic, cardiac arrest.
  • PK: parenteral and topical only, does NOT enter CNS. short duration
  • Tox: HTN, arrhythmia, stroke, MI, pulm edema.
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Cocaine

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Blocks NE reuptake via NET and dopamine reuptake via DAT

  • Uses: local anesthetic w/instrinsic homeostatic action.
  • PK: parenteral only. 2 hr duration
  • Tox: addiction, HTN, arrhythmias, seizures
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Tyramine

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Displaces stored catecholamines

  • Uses: no clinical use, found in fermented foods.
  • PK: high first-pass effect, but in pts on MAO inhibitors, it is absorbed.
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Dobutamine

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beta-1 agonist

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Isoproterenol

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beta-agonist

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Clonidine

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alpha-2 agonist

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phenylephrine

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alpha-1 agonist

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Carbachol

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M agonist.

-Glaucoma treatment (miosis helps w/narrow-angle glaucoma)

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Methacholine

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M agonist

  • Challenge test for asthma.
  • bronchoconstrictor, M3 in lungs.
  • Short half life, metabolized by AChE.
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Donepezil, rivastigmine, galantamine

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AChE inhibitors.

-Alzheimers treatment

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Benztropine

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M antagonist

  • CNS
  • Parkinsons “Park my Benz”
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Scopolamine

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M antagonist

  • CNS
  • Motion sickness
  • can cause anterograde amnesia
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Ipratropium, tiotropium

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M antagonist

  • Respiratory.
  • treats COPD, asthma
  • “i PRA i can breathe soon”
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Oxybutynin, darifenacin, solifenacin

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M antagonist

  • genitourinary
  • Reduces urgency/bladder spasms.
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Glycopyrrolate

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M antagonist

  • GI, respiratory
  • Parenteral. Pre-op to reduce airway secretions.
  • also for drooling and peptic ulcer.
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alpha-methyldopa

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alpha2-agonist

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Phenoxybenzamine

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irreversible alpha-blocker

-Used in pheochromocytoma to prevent hypertensive crisis

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Phentolamine

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reversible alpha-blocker

-give to pts on MAO inhibitors who eat tyramine-containing foods.

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Prazosin, terazosin, doxazosin, tamsulosin

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alpha1-blockers

-treats urinary symptoms in BPH

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Mirtazapine

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alpha2-blocker

-used in depression.

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hexamethonium

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ganglion blocker.