Cholinergic/Anticholinergic Flashcards

1
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Direct Acting Cholinergic Agonist effect on sk. m.

A

nAChR on skeletal m.-contraction..prolonged-flaccid paralysis

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PS effects Direct Acting Cholinergic Agonist

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Contraction sphincter of iris-Miosis
Contraction ciliary m. for near vision
Dec HR, dec contractility
high dose-vasoconstriction
bronchial m. contraction
stim secretion all glands
inc GI motility
relax Gi sphincters
contract detrusor/relax trigone/sphincter (urination)
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3
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Uses Direct Acting Cholinergic agonist

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Glaucoma
Accomodative esotropia
GI/GU disorders

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4
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Direct acting cholinergic agonists agents

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Acetylcholine
Bethanechol
Carbachol
Pilocarpine
Varenicline (Chantix)
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5
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Indirect acting cholinergic agonists agents

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cholinesterase inhibitors
-neostigmine
-physostigmine
-pyridostigmine
-organophosphates
cholinesterase regenerators
-pralidozime
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6
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indirect acting cholinergic agonist effects

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CNS
low dose-alter
high dose-generalized convulsion, coma
Same on eye, resp, GI/GU as direct acting
CV
PS and S stim (PS dominates, dec HR)
high dose-hypotension too

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7
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Indirect cholinergic agonist uses

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reversal of pharmacologic paralysis
glaucoma
dementia
antidote

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8
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Cholinergic antagonists effects

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CNS-drowsiness, amnesia
Eye-cycloplegia, mydriasis, xeropthalmia
CV-low dose-dec HR, high dose-inc HR
Resp-bronchodilation, reduce secretions
GI-dec secretions, gastric emptying prolonged
GU-dec urination
sweat glands-inhibit sweating
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9
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cholinergic antagonist agents

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scopolamine-motion sickness
atropine-GI, ophthalmic, cholinergic poisoning
Resp-ipratropium
        tiotropium
oxybutynin-GU
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10
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cholinergic antagonist uses

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Parkinsons
Motion sickness
Anesthesia
Opthalmic disorders
Resp disorders
CV disorders
GI disorders
Urinary disorders
cholinergic poisoning
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11
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ganglion blocking drugs

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mecamylamine

MAO-block all autonomic ganglia (PS tone dominates)

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12
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Cholinesterase regenerator

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pralidoxime

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13
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nAChR locations

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NMJ in sk m

autonomic ganglia

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14
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mAChR locations

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nerve
heart
sm m
glands
endothelium
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15
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alpha 1

A

E >NE&raquo_space;»Iso

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16
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Alpha 2

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E>NE»»>Iso

17
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Beta 1

A

Iso>E=NE

18
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Beta 2

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Iso>E»>NE