Cholinergics (Parasympathetic) Flashcards
BOTOX action and uses
ACTION -
Blocks Ach release (M receptor)
USES - Blepharospasm
- Torticollis (neck) - Achalasia cardia - Cosmetic - Squint
Reuptake of choline inhibited by
HEMICHOLINIUM
Pilocarpine
Direct acting cholinergic
USES : Glaucoma
Sjörgen’s Syndrome
Meiosis of Pupil (constriction)
Direct acting cholinergics on Periphery
BMC
BETHENECOL -Bowel (⬆️GI pstls)
-Bladder (⬆️urination)
CARBACHOL - common action on Nicotinic and Muscarinic receptors
METHACHOLINE - heart(M2) - 🔻HR
Anticholinesterases
(Or)
Indirect acting cholinergics
“stigmines”
Tx. Alzheimers(🔻Ach) Myasthenia gravis (🔻Ach) Atropine toxicity, Crurare Dathura, Belladona toxicity Cobra bite
PHYSOSTIGMINE
NEO/PYRIDOSTIGMINE
DONEPEZIL
RIVASTIGMINE
Alzheimers dementia Tx
DONEPEZIL
Atropine toxicity tx
PHYSOSTIGMINE
Dathura and Belladona toxicity tx
PHYSOSTIGMINE
Cobra bite Tx.
NEO / PYRIDOSTIGMINE
Hepatotoxic anticholinesterase
TACRINE
Myasthenia gravis DX. & TX.
Dx. : Tensilon Test - EDROPHONIUM
Tx : NEO / PYRIDOSTIGMINE
Effect of Poisons
Organphosphates (irreversible)
Carbamates (reversible)
DUMBBELLS
Diarrhea (M3) Urination (M3) Miosis (M3) Bronchoconstriction (M3) Bradycardia (M2) Emesis (M1) Lacrimation (M3) Lethargy (Nm) Salivation (M3)
⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️ Ach - ⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️PS activity
Cause of death in Organophosphate poisoning
Lethargy (Nm)
DESENSITISATION of Nm receptor cause FLACCID PARALYSIS and Pt. dies of RESPIRATORY FAILURE
Organophosphate poisoning Tx.
ATROPINE + PRALIDOXINE
action: 🔻🔻PS activity
Carbamate poisoning Tx.
ATROPINE only
Action: 🔻🔻PS activity