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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 |
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treats open-angle glaucoma by reducing IOP and constricting pupil -direct agonist |
Carbachol |
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Challenge test for diagnosis of asthma -direct agonist |
Methacholine -stimulates muscarinic receptors in airway |
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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) |
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Treats Alzheimer disease by inhibiting AchE -indirect agonists |
Donezepil, galantamine, rivastigmine
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Tensilon test for dg of myasthenia gravis -indirect agonist (blocks AChE) |
Edrophonium
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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 |
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Treats atropine overdose aka anticholinergic toxicity -indirect agonist -crosses CNS bc it is a tertiary amine |
Physostigmine
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Long acting treatment for myasthenia gravis -does not enter CNS (4 amine) -indirect agonist |
Pyridostigmine
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Farmer with new onset diarrhea, miosis, bronchospasm, bradycardia, excited skeletal muscles, tears, drool, sweat
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Organophosphate poisoning--> irreversible inhibition of AchE-->way too much Ach-->cholinergic toxicity-need to treat with atropine (muscarinic antagonist)
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