cholinergic-blocking: chapter 22 Flashcards

1
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mechanism of action of cholinergic blocking drugs

A

block the effects of ach at the receptor

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2
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effect of cholinergic-blocking drugs on the cv system in low doses

A

slow hr

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3
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effect of cholinergic-blocking drugs on the resp system

A

bronchial dilation

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4
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effect of cholinergic-blocking drugs on the gi system

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decreased gi motility, gi secretions, and salivation

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5
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effect of cholinergic-blocking drugs on the eye

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increased intraocular pressure and cause pupil dilation

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6
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effect of cholinergic-blocking drugs on the cv system in high doses

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block the inhibitory vagal effects on the pacemaker cells of the sa and av nodes which increases hr

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7
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indication for the use of atropine

A

management of cardiovascular disorders

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8
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indications for anticholinergics in terms of the resp system

A

exercise induced bronchospasm, asthma, copd

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9
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3 contraindications for anticholinergics

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angle closure glaucoma, myasthenia gravis, gi or gu obstruction

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10
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how is anticholinergic toxicity treated

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the stomach should be emptied, activated charcoal to remove the drug from the gi tract that has not been absorbed yet

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11
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4 severe effects of anticholinergic toxicity

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delirium, hallucinations, coma, cardiac dysrhythmia

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12
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what drug can be used in the case of severe anticholinergic toxicity

A

physostigmine

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13
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how can anticholinergics interact with amantadine and antihistamines

A

additive anticholinergic effects

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14
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how can anticholinergics interact with phenothiazines

A

reduce antipsychotic effects

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15
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how can anticholinergics react with digoxin

A

increased effects of digoxin

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16
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what are 5 anticholinergic drugs

A

atropine, glycopyrrolate, oxybutynin, scopolamine, tolterodine

17
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where on the body does atropine have an effect

A

heart, smooth muscle of the bronchi and intestines

18
Q

indication for glycopyrrolate

A

control the production of secretions and concentration of free acids in the stomach

19
Q

indication for oxybutynin

A

treat an overactive bladder

20
Q

indication for scopolamine

A

prevent motion sickness

21
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indication for tolterodine

A

treat urinary frequency, urgency, and urge incontinence

22
Q

what must be done after administering an anticholinergic via the ophthalamic route

A

apply light pressure with a tissue to the inner canthus for 30-60 sec

23
Q

what are 3 ways to manage dry mouth caused by anticholinergics

A

oral care, increase in fluids, sugar free gum or hard candy

24
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when should oxybutynin be taken in consideration of meals

A

1hr before or 2hrs after meals

25
Q

what should be done due to increased sensitivity to light

A

wear dark or tinted sunglasses