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Anti-Acetylcholine
Impaired memory/cognition
Increased HR, BP
Mydriasis (Dilation)
Agitation
Dry mouth
Constipation
Anti-urination
Skeletal muscle block
Hallucination
Pro-Acetylcholine
Pro-Memory
Slow HR
Miosis (Constriction)
Dizziness
Salivation/airway mucus
Diarrhea
Skeletal muscle transmission
Anti-Dopamine
Depression/Dysphoria (D1R)
Low motivation (D1R)
EPS (incl. drug induced PD/TD) (D2R)
Increased gastric motility (D2R)
Increase prolactin (D2R)
Anti-nausea (D2R)
Anti-psychotic (D2R)
Pro-Dopamine
Increased Mood (D1R)
Reward/ Addiction (D1R)
Increased movement (D2R)
Inhibit gastric motility (D2R)
Nausea (D2R)
Psychosis (D2R; high doses)
Anti-Serotonin
Depression/Dysphoria
Anxiety
Anti-nausea (5HT3)
Pro-Serotonin
Increased Mood
Anti-anxiety
Nausea (5HT3)
Anti-migraine (5HT1b/d)
Increase gastric motility (5HT4)
Hyperthermia (high doses)
Serotonin Syndrome (high doses)
Anti-Histamine
Sedative (H1R)
Weight gain (H1R)
Anti-emetic (H1R)
Anti-allergy (anti-itch/inflammation) H2R
Anti-gastric acid release H2R
Pro-Histamine
Emetic (H1R)
Pro-itch/inflammation (H1R)
Gastric acid release (H2R)
Anti-GABA
Alertness
Anxiety
Insomnia
Seizure
Pro-GABA
Sedation
Anti-anxiety
Hypnotic
Anti-seizure/anti-epileptic
Coma (high doses)
Respiratory depression (high doses)
Anti-Norepinepherine
Sedation
Decreased Panic
Decreased HR, BP (B1)
Bronchoconstriction (B2)
Orthostatic hypotension (alpha)
Pro-Norepinepherine
Arousal (awakeness)
Panic Attack (fight or flight response)
Increased HR, BP (B1)
Bronchodilation (B2)
Autonomic instability (high doses)
Seizure (high doses)