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methacholine
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specificity toward muscarinic receptors
significant cardiovascular side effects |
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carbachol
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mixed activity, with signigicant activity toward nicotinic receptors
used for wide angle glaucoma only when other cholinomimetics are no longer effective |
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bethanechol
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methylated amine substituted ACh
Muscarininc R specific and AChE resistant very little cardiovascaular side effects used P.O. for bladder distention |
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pilocarpine
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mioitic agent
administered orally for xerostigmia |
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atropine
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reversing muscarinic or anti-AChE poisoning
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scopalamine
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motion sickness
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tropicamide
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fast but short acting mydriatic agent
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tolterodine
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management of overactive bladder
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oxybutynin
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management of overactive bladder
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ipratropium
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COPD and sometimes for brocho-dilation
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tiotropium
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longer acting than ipratropium
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