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Pharmacology
Muscarinic Blockers and Antagonists
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Medical
Graduate
03/09/2010

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Term
Atropine
Definition
  • racemic mixture of D and L hyoscyamine
  • physiological effects caused by L
  • induces mydriasis by blocking contraction of pupillary sphincter (but tropicamide and phenylephrine are better mydriatics)
  • used to treat bradycardia (resuscitation [unless hypoxic]), increased secretions, and bronchoconstriction
Term
SLUDGE
Definition

atropine = antidote for OP poisoning

Salivation

Lacrimation

Urination

Diaphoresis

GI Motility

Emesis

 

A FLOP

 

bloody tears caused by cholinesterase inhibition

Term
central anticholinergic syndrome
Definition
  • too much atropine
  • sweat glands are symp and parasymp, both use ACh
  • mad as a hatter, red as a beet, dry as a bone, blind as a bat, hot as a hare
  • micropsia
Term
glycopyrrolate
Definition
  • child of atropine, but no CNS effects
  • synthetic
  • weaker muscarinic antagonist
  • p.o. or i.v.
Term

COPD/asthma

inhaled antimuscarinics

Definition
  • ipratropium and oxitropium are short acting
  • tiotropium is long acting
Term
urinary incontinence
Definition
  • muscarinic receptors are a family
  • these are selective subtype blockers, but selectivity unimpressive/not useful
  • M3 receptors are mediators of detrusor contractility, also involced in GI contraction, saliva production, iris sphincter, etc
  • darifenacin, M3>M1>M2
  • used to make you have to go less
  • oxybutinin, semi-selective, M1=M3>M2
  • may cause dry mouth --> increased thirst
  • tolterodine is unselective
Term
atropine derivatives
Definition
  • used to treat Parkinson's
  • two big players in motor control: ACh and D
  • benzatropin, obv has CNS penetration
Term
diphenhydramine
Definition

1st generation H1 antihistamine

with strong anticholinergic effect

Term
orphenadrine
Definition

antimuscarinic

antihistamine

NMDA antagonist

derivative of diphenhydramine

almost as potent as atropine

Term
biperiden
Definition
  • most commonly used antimuscarinic for Parkinson's
  • esp for iatrogenic pseudo-parkinson's
  • IV formulation as well
Term
trihexyphenidyl
Definition
anticholinergic antiparkinsonian agent
Term
Muscarinic Receptor Agonists
Definition
  • muscarine: not a drug, but substance of abuse, used to increase male potency pre-sildenafil, no BBB crossing (no CNS effects), causes bradycardia and bronchorrhea
  • pilocarpine used in treatment of chronic open-angle glaucoma and acute angle-closure glaucoma
  • cevimeline M3 agonist, used to increase salivation, treat dry mouth and eyes in Sjogren syndrome
  • cyclosporine A also used for dry eyes which is also used for immunosuppression (look up immunosuppressants)
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