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muscarinic blockers non selective
tertiary amine (eye and cns effects) lipid soluble, well distributed in cns, quaternary amine (less cns penetration and doesn’t move acrosss lipid bilayers readily)
use of tertiary amines
opthalmic mydriasis and cycloplegia, fundus exams break syemchiae…. Urinary (urge incontinence, bladder spasms), GU (IBS, minor diarrhea, block muscarinic effects in periphery, parkinsons disease
use of quarternary amines
GU (IBS, minor diarrhea, block muscarinic effects in periphery, respiratory asthma and copd
tertiary opthalmic
atropine, scopalamine, cyclopentolate, tropicamide
tertiary urinary
oxybutynin, darifenacin, solifenacin, tolerodine
tertiary GU
dicylomine
tertiary parkinsons
benztropine, biperiden, orphenadrine, procyclidine, trihexyphenidyl
quat GU
glycopyrrolate, mepenzolate, methscopalamine, tridihexthyl, clinidinum, trospium, propantheline
quat copd
ipratopium, tiotropium
kinetics of atropine
liver metabolism and renal excretion,
other clinical uses of atropine
acls, stimulate heart rate, decrease gi motility, reduce airway secretion
tox atropin
"atropine fever"-- decreased sweating and lacrimation, elevation of body temp,: tachycardia, constipation, drt mouth, and blurred vision+ mydriasis. CNS--sedation, amnesia, delirium or hallucinations, heart arrhythmias, and cutaneous vasodilation; contraindicated in glaucoma, children and prostatic hyperplasia
other clinical use scoolamine
motion sickness