Cholinergic/Anticholinergic Flashcards
Direct Acting Cholinergic Agonist effect on sk. m.
nAChR on skeletal m.-contraction..prolonged-flaccid paralysis
PS effects Direct Acting Cholinergic Agonist
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)
Uses Direct Acting Cholinergic agonist
Glaucoma
Accomodative esotropia
GI/GU disorders
Direct acting cholinergic agonists agents
Acetylcholine Bethanechol Carbachol Pilocarpine Varenicline (Chantix)
Indirect acting cholinergic agonists agents
cholinesterase inhibitors -neostigmine -physostigmine -pyridostigmine -organophosphates cholinesterase regenerators -pralidozime
indirect acting cholinergic agonist effects
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
Indirect cholinergic agonist uses
reversal of pharmacologic paralysis
glaucoma
dementia
antidote
Cholinergic antagonists effects
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
cholinergic antagonist agents
scopolamine-motion sickness atropine-GI, ophthalmic, cholinergic poisoning Resp-ipratropium tiotropium oxybutynin-GU
cholinergic antagonist uses
Parkinsons Motion sickness Anesthesia Opthalmic disorders Resp disorders CV disorders GI disorders Urinary disorders cholinergic poisoning
ganglion blocking drugs
mecamylamine
MAO-block all autonomic ganglia (PS tone dominates)
Cholinesterase regenerator
pralidoxime
nAChR locations
NMJ in sk m
autonomic ganglia
mAChR locations
nerve heart sm m glands endothelium
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