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treats post-op ileus, neurogenic ileus, urinary retention


-resistant to AchE


-direct agonist

Bethanechol


-activates smooth muscle of bowel and bladder

treats open-angle glaucoma by reducing IOP and constricting pupil


-direct agonist

Carbachol

Challenge test for diagnosis of asthma


-direct agonist

Methacholine


-stimulates muscarinic receptors in airway

Treats Sjogren Syndrome and any type of glaucoma (open and closed angle)


-direct agonist


-resistant to AChE

Pilocarpine


-contracts ciliary muscle of eye (OAG)


-contracts pupillary sphincter (closed angle G)

Treats Alzheimer disease by inhibiting AchE


-indirect agonists

Donezepil, galantamine, rivastigmine

Tensilon test for dg of myasthenia gravis


-indirect agonist (blocks AChE)

Edrophonium

Treats Post-operative ileus, neurogenic ileus, urinary retention, treats myasthenia gravis and


REVERSES NMJ BLOCKADE


-indirect agonist

Neostigmine


-does not enter CNS bc it is a quartenary amine

Treats atropine overdose aka anticholinergic toxicity


-indirect agonist


-crosses CNS bc it is a tertiary amine

Physostigmine

Long acting treatment for myasthenia gravis


-does not enter CNS (4 amine)


-indirect agonist

Pyridostigmine
Farmer with new onset diarrhea, miosis, bronchospasm, bradycardia, excited skeletal muscles, tears, drool, sweat
Organophosphate poisoning--> irreversible inhibition of AchE-->way too much Ach-->cholinergic toxicity-need to treat with atropine (muscarinic antagonist)