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What are the two classes of cholinomimetic agents?
1) Cholinergic agonists 2) Cholinesterase inhibitors
What is the mechanism by which cholinergic agonists act?
Cholinergic agonists directly stimulate postsynaptic Ach receptors
What is the mechanism by which cholinesterase inhibitors act?
Cholinesterase inhibitors block the destruction of Ach by inhibiting ChE
What are the peripheral effects of cholinomimetics?
Eye: contraction/accommodation
Salivary glands: profuse, watery secretion
Small/Large intestine: increased tone, sphincter relaxation
Bladder: increased urination
Muscle: contraction
The peripheral effects of cholinomimetics mimic the effects of
parasympathetic stimulation or skeletal muscle stimulation.