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Bethanecol
Category: Direct Cholinergic agonist.
Application: postop ileus and urinary retention.
Action: Give beth anne a call to move bladder and bowel.
Carbachol
Category: Direct Cholinergic Agonist
Application: Glaucoma, pupillary contraction, relieves intraocular pressure.
Action: carbon copy of ACh
Pilocarpine
Category: Direct Cholinergic agonist
Application: stimulates sweat, tears, saliva
Action: contracts ciliary muscle and pupillary sphincter. Pile on sweat and tears.
Methacholine
Category: direct cholingergic agonist
Application: Challenge test to diagnose asthma.
Action: stimulates muscarinic receptors in airway.
Neostigmine
Category: ACh-E inhibitor
Application: Post op ileus, urinary retention, MG, reversal of NMJ block
Action: inc endogenous ACh, no (NEO) CNS penetration
Pyridostigmine
Category: AChE inhibitor
Application: MG
Action: increases endogenous ACh, strength
Edrophonium
Category: AChE inhibitor
Application: Diagnose MG
Action: short acting, increases endogenous ACh
Physostigmine
Category: AChE inhibitor
Application: Glaucoma and atropine OD (crosses CNS)
Action: inc endogenous ACh, Phys for the Eyes
Echothiophate
Category: AChE inhibitor
Application: glaucoma
Action: incr endogenous ACh
Atropine
Category: muscarinic antagonist
Application: mydriasis and cycloplegia in eye
Toxicity: DUMBBELSS
Homatropine
Category: muscarinic antagonist
Atropine analog
Tropicamide
Category: muscarinic antagonist
Atropine analog
Benztropine
Category: muscarinic antagonist
Organ: CNS
Application: Parkinson's
Action: blocks action of ACh in CNS
Scopolamine
Category: muscarinic antagonist
Organ: CNS
Application: motion sickness
Ipratropium
Category: muscarinic antagonist
Organ: Respiratory
Application: Asthma and COPD
Ipra - I pray I can breathe soon
Oxybutynin
Category: muscarinic antagonist
Organ: GU
Application: reduce urinary urgency
Glycopyrrolate
Category: muscarinic antagonist
Organ: GU
Application: reduce urinary urgency
Methscopalamine
Category: muscarinic antagonist
Organ: GI
Application PUD
Propantheline
Category: muscarinic antagonist
Organ: GI
Application: PUD
Hexamethonium
Category: nicotinic antagonist (works at ganglion)
Application: experimentally blocks reflex responses to changes in BP. Has the effect of decreasing the main autonomic innervation's response (usually anti-parasympathetic)
Epinephrine
Category: Direct sympathomimetic
Selectivity: a1, a2, B1, B2
Applications: anaphylaxis
Norepinephrine
Category: Direct sympathomimetic.
Selectivity: a1, a2, B1
Application: Septic Shock
Isoproterenol
Category: Direct sympathomimetic
Selectivity: B1 = B2 (ISOlated to B)
Application: AV block (rarely)
Dopamine
Category: Direct sympathomimetic
Selectivity: D1 = D2 > B > a
Application: increases renal perfusion
Dobutamine
Category: Direct sympathomimetic
Selectivity: B1>B2
Action: Inotropic and chronotropic
Application: heart failure, stress test
Phenylephrine
Category: Direct sympathomimetic
Selectivity: a1 > a2
Use: pupillary dilation, vasoconstriction, nasal decongestion, stop nosebleed.
Metaproterenol
Category: Direct sympathomimetic
Selectivity: B2
Use: acute asthma
Albuterol
Category: Direct sympathomimetic
Selectivity: B2>B1
Use: acute asthma
Salmeterol
Category: Direct sympathomimetic
Selevtivity: B2>B1
Use: long term asthma tx
Terbutaline
Category: Direct sympathomimetic
Selecticity: B2>B1
Use: reduces premature uterine contraction
Ritodrine
Category: Direct sympathomimetic
Selectivity: B2
Use: premature uterine contraction
Aphetamine
Category: Indirect sympathomimetic
Action: releases stored catecholamines
Use: narcolepsy, ADHD, obesity, major depressive disorder while waiting for another drug to kick in
Tyramine
Category: Indirect sympathomimetic
Action: releases stored cathecholamines, doesn't cross BBB
Found in cheese, can increase BP in people on MAO-I's
Ephedrine
Category: Indirect sympathomimetic
Action: release stored catecholamines.
Use: nasal decongestion, urinary incontinence, hypotension
Cocaine
Category: Indirect sympathomimetic
Action: catecholamine uptake inhibitor
Use: local anesthesia, vasoconstriction (esp in ENT work)
Clonidine
central acting a2 agonist.
decreases central adrenergic outflow
Phenoxybenzamine
Category: a-blocker
Action: irreversible alpha blocker.
Use: pheochromocytoma
Tox: orthostatic hypotension, refle tachy
Phentolamine
Category: a-blocker
Action: reversible
Use: pheochromocytoma
Prazosin
Category: a-blocker
Action: selective a1 blocker
Use: HTN, urine retention in BPH
Tox: 1st dose syncope
terazosin
Category: a-blocker
Action: selective a1 blocker
Use: HTN, urine retention in BPH
Tox: 1st dose syncope
Doxazosin
Category: a-blocker
Action: selective a1 blocker
Use: HTN, urine retention in BPH
Tox: 1st dose syncope
Mirtazapine
Category: a-blocker
Action: a2 selective
Use: depression
Tox: increased appetite, sedation, inc cholesterol (take advantage of side effects)
Acebutolol
Category: B-blockers
Selectivity: B1 (good with concurrent pulm disease - no bronchospasm)
Use: HTN, Angina, MI, chronic CHF,
Tox: ED, sedation, CV AE
Betaxolol
Category: B-blockers
Selectivity: B1(good with concurrent pulm disease - no bronchospasm)
Use: HTN, Angina, MI, chronic CHF,
Tox: ED, sedation, CV AE
Esmolol
Category: B-blockers
Selectivity: B1 (good with concurrent pulm disease - no bronchospasm)
Use: HTN, Angina, MI, chronic CHF,
Tox: ED, sedation, CV AE
Atenolol
Category: B-blockers
Selectivity: B1 (good with concurrent pulm disease - no bronchospasm)
Use: HTN, Angina, MI, chronic CHF,
Tox: ED, sedation, CV AE
Metoprolol
Category: B-blockers
Selectivity: B1 (good with concurrent pulm disease - no bronchospasm)
Use: HTN, Angina, MI, chronic CHF,
Tox: ED, sedation, CV AE
Propanolol
Category: B-blockers
Selectivity: B1 = B2
Use: HTN, Angina, MI, chronic CHF,
Tox: ED, asthma, sedation, CV AE
Timolol
Category: B-blockers
Selectivity: B1 = B2
Use: Glaucoma
Pindolol
Category: B-blockers
Selectivity: B1 = B2
Use: HTN, Angina, MI, chronic CHF,
Tox: ED, asthma, sedation, CV AE
Labetolol
Category: B-blockers
Use: HTN, Angina, MI, chronic CHF,
Tox: ED, asthma, sedation, CV AE
Nadolol
Category: B-blockers
Selectivity: B1 = B2
Use: HTN, Angina, MI, chronic CHF,
Tox: ED, asthma, sedation, CV AE