Cholinergics Flashcards
- ) Effect of muscarinic receptor activation on the: HEART
2. ) What clinical situation would this be beneficial for ?
↓ HR/CV Force
Tachycardia
- ) Effect of muscarinic receptor activation on the: Bronchial Smooth Muscle
- ) What clinical situation would this be beneficial for ?
Broncho-constriction
Asthma Diagnosis
- ) Effect of muscarinic receptor activation on the: Eyes
2. ) What clinical situation would this be beneficial for ?
Miosis to drain aqueous humor
Glaucoma
- ) Effect of muscarinic receptor activation on the: Glands
2. ) What clinical situation would this be beneficial for ?
↑ secretions
Xerostomia (dry mouth)-Sjogerns
- ) Effect of muscarinic receptor activation on the: GI-tract
- ) What clinical situation would this be beneficial for ?
↑ GI motlity
Gastric Atony
- ) Effect of muscarinic receptor activation on the: Bladder
- ) What clinical situation would this be beneficial for ?
↑ Urination
Urinary Retention
- ) Effect of muscarinic receptor activation on the: Vessels
- ) What clinical situation would this be beneficial for?
↑ vasodilatation
Hypertension
- ) Effect of muscarinic receptor activation on the: CNS
2. ) What clinical situation would this be beneficial for?
↑ cognition/tremor
Alzheimer’s?– Use ONLY AChI
- ) Effect of muscarinic receptor inhibition on the: Glands
2. ) What clinical situation would this be beneficial for ?
↓ secretions
COPD
- ) Effect of muscarinic receptor inhibition on the: Bladder
- ) What clinical situation would this be beneficial for ?
↓ urination
overactive bladder
- ) Effect of muscarinic receptor inhibition on the: CNS
2. ) What clinical situation would this be beneficial for ?
CNS depression
↓ tremors
Good for:
- Motion sickness
- Parkinsons
What Muscarinic agonist is used for an asthma diagnosis?
Methacholine
Nicotine Replacement Therapy MOA?
Agonist on the α4β2 receptors; reduces withdrawal sx – Types → gum; lozenge; patch; nasal spray; inhaler
Varenicline
- ) MOA?
- ) Indication?
- ) Partial agonist at the α4β2 neuronal nicotinic receptors
- ) Smoking Cessation
Bupropion
- ) Indication?
- )MOA?
- )ADR?
- ) Primarily used as an anti-depressant; also can be used for smoking cessation
- ) inhibits DA and NE reuptake pumps
- )Can lower the seizure threshold
- ) What drugs are Alzheimers AChI’s
2. ) Dose limiting ADR?
- )
- Donepezil
- Rivastigmine
- Galantamine
2.) Bradycardia
Edrophonium
- ) Drug class?
- ) Indication?
- ) Non- AD ACHI
2. ) Myasthenia gravis diagnosis
Neostigmine
- ) Drug class?
- ) Indication?
- ) Non- AD ACHI
2. ) Myasthenia gravis treatment
Pyridostigmine
- ) Drug class?
- ) Indication?
- ) Non- AD ACHI
2. ) Myasthenia gravis treatment
Physostigmine
- ) Drug class?
- ) Indication?
- ) Non- AD ACHI
2. ) ***Anticholinergic toxidrome
Ambenonium
- ) Drug class?
- ) Indication?
- ) Non- AD ACHI
2. ) Myasthenia gravis treatment
“C holinergic crisis” vs. “Myasthenic c risis”
- “ Cholinergic crisis” = too much ACh in NMJ (need less)
- “Myasthenic c risis” = not enough ACh in NMJ (need more)
Malathion/Parathion
- ) Drug Class
- ) MOA
- ) irreversible AChI’s (pesticides)
2. )Covalent* binding to enzyme active site leading to irreversible inhibition of AChesterase→ Cholinergic toxidrome
Sarin
- ) Drug Class
- ) MOA
- ) irreversible AChI’s
2. )Covalent* binding to enzyme active site leading to irreversible inhibition of AChesterase→ Cholinergic toxidrome
What are the ADR’s of Cholinergic Toxidrome/Crisis
Salviation/SWEATING Lacrimation Urination Diarrhea GI upset Emesis
Bronchospasm
Bradycardia
Bronchorrhea (excessive sputum)
Treatment of Organophosphate Toxicity
-Pralidoxime (2-PAM) (prior to aging of enzyme)
AND
-Atropine (antimuscarinic )