Muscarinic Antagonists Flashcards

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Muscarinic Antagonist net effect

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Sympathetic tone will take over

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Atropine and scopolamine

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Naturally occuring, alkaloid esters of tropic acid

Tertiary well absorbed throug hthe skin and pass through BBB

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3
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Ipratropium

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Not naturally occurring

Quaterynary amine that does not cross BBB, used for astham and COPD

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Tolterodine and oxybutynin

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used to control enuresis in overactive bladder

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Therapeutics of antimuscarinics

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Optho 
Premedicant 
Parkinsons 
Motion Sickness 
ER 
Prior to birch 
IBS 
COPD and asthma
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Atropine

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Affinity to muscarinic receptors (binds competitively)

Crosses BBB…uses M1-M3

Tx of mushroom poisoning or organophosphate exposure and to reduce pulmonary and salivary secretions prior to surgery

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Cardio effect of atropine

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Decrease in HR initially followed by tachycardia

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Aropine GI, UT, Resp

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Decrease secretions and kotility (constipation)

Decrease PNS tone and retain urine

Bronchoilation and decrease secretion

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Atropine ocular, salivary, swating CNS

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Mydriasis or blurred vision with increased intraocular pressure…DONT use in glaucoma

Slaviary secretion is extremely sensitive and decreased**

Sweating decreased and increased body temp

Depression, drowsiness, etc.

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Scopolamine

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High affinity to muscarinic but crosses the BBB more than atropine***

More CNS effects so good sedative and preanesthetic med

Good motion sickness

Causes dry mouth

Similar to dramamine

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Oxybutynin

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Overactive bladder/bladder spasms/urinary incontinence

M1, but Mostly M3

Dry mouth if oral…may use a gel

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Tolterodine

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Synthetic

M2, but mostly M3 used only at bladder…less side effects than oxybutinin

Increases bladder capicty and decrease spasms after uro surgery

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Mirabegron

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Overactive bladder/bladder spams/urinary incontinenece

B3 agonist working at bladder smooth wall muscles to allow relaxation of detrusor and more complete filling

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Ipratropium

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Inhaled bronchodilator

Blocks all Ms

Good for COPD

B2 receptor agonists work better

This also elevates mucociliary clearance

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Muscarinic antagonists adverse

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MAD as a hatter
HOT as a pistol 
BLIND as a bat 
RED as a beet
DRY as a bone
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16
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Motion sicknenss
Opthalmoscopic use
Resp disorders

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Scopolamine

Atropine, scopolamine

Ipratropium

17
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CV disorders
Relief of urinary urgency
Post uro surfery

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Atropine (in response to MI)

Oxybutyin, tolterodine

Oxybutynin, tolterodine

18
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Other uses

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Cholinergic poisoning from organophosphate insecticides or wild mushroom ingestion

Premedicant as amneisa, sedative or antisialogogue

19
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Muscarinic receptors

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Can be inhibitory or excitatory