pharm - cholinergic antagonists Flashcards

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Atropine

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muscarinic (cholinergic) antagonist - plant alkaloid

inhibits effects of parasympathetic NS

used for:
sinus bradycardia & AV block - increases HR
facilitating eye exam - mydriatic effect

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Scopalamine

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muscarinic (cholinergic) antagonist - plant alkaloid

inhibits effects of parasympathetic NS

used for:
tx of motion sickness (Scopalamine patch)
facilitating eye exam - mydriatic effect

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Hyoscyamine

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muscarinic (cholinergic) antagonist - plant alkaloid

inhibits effects of parasympathetic NS

used for:
tx of intestinal spasms/ pain
(relaxes GI muscle, decreases intestinal motility)

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Ipratropium

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muscarinic (cholinergic) antagonist - synthetic

inhibits effects of parasympathetic NS

used for:
tx of COPD, emphysema, and bronchitis (ATROVENT)
(increases bronchodilation)

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Tolterodine

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muscarinic (cholinergic) antagonist - synthetic

inhibits effects of parasympathetic NS

used for:
tx dysuria (painful urination) & urinary incontinence
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Oxybutynin

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muscarinic (cholinergic) antagonist - synthetic

inhibits effects of parasympathetic NS

used for:
tx dysuria (painful urination) & urinary incontinence
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Propantheline

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muscarinic (cholinergic) antagonist - synthetic

inhibits effects of parasympathetic NS

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Dicyclomine

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muscarinic (cholinergic) antagonist - synthetic

inhibits effects of parasympathetic NS

used for:
tx of intestinal spasms/ pain
(relaxes GI muscle, decreases intestinal motility)

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Benztropine

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muscarinic (cholinergic) antagonist - synthetic

inhibits effects of parasympathetic NS

used for:
tx of Parkinson’s disease (reduces tremors)

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Tiotropium

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muscarinic (cholinergic) antagonist

inhibits effects of parasympathetic NS

used for:
tx of COPD, emphysema, bronchitis (SPIRIVA)
(increases bronchodilation)

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Trihexyphenidyl

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muscarinic (cholinergic) antagonist

inhibits effects of parasympathetic NS

used for:
tx of Parkinson’s disease (reduces tremors)

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Trimethaphan

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nicotinic (cholinergic) antagonist -
ganglionic blocker

used rarely for hypertensive emergency
(limited use due to adverse effects)

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Atracurium

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nicotinic (cholinergic) antagonist - nondepolarizing neuromuscular blocker

competitive antagonist of ACH at nicotinic muscle receptors –> causes muscle relaxation & paralysis

used for surgery!

effects reversed by - cholinesterase inhibitor

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Pancuronium

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nicotinic (cholinergic) antagonist - nondepolarizing neuromuscular blocker

competitive antagonist of ACH at nicotinic muscle receptors –> causes muscle relaxation & paralysis

used for surgery!

effects reversed by - cholinesterase inhibitor

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Vecuronium

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nicotinic (cholinergic) antagonist - nondepolarizing neuromuscular blocker

competitive antagonist of ACH at nicotinic muscle receptors –> causes muscle relaxation & paralysis

used for surgery!

effects reversed by - cholinesterase inhibitor

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Succinycholine

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nicotinic (cholinergic) antagonist - depolarizing neuromuscular blocker

causes “persistent” depolarization – keeps muscles from contracting (THINK LONGTERM)

used for surgery (especially intubation)

effects NOT reversed by cholinesterase inhibitors