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mech: inc IP3+DAG and [Ca++]
action: activates/stims myenteric plexus |
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mech: opens K+ channels / dec cAMP, dec Ca++
action: dec HR and contraction / inhibit NE release from symp nerve terminals |
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mech: inc IP3+DAG and [Ca++]
action:
- contracts circular muscle (pupil constric)
- contracts ciliary muscle (near focus)
- contracts brochiolar muscle, GI SM, uterine muscle, blatter detrusor
- relaxes vasc muslce (via NO from endo)
- stims secretions of GI tract, eccrine sweat glands, tear glands, salivary glands, pancreatic fluids, liver bile |
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Nn: neuronal, located in symp and para postganglionic cells as well as in cortical and subcortical nuclei in the brain
Nm: membranes of skeletal muscles |
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- trade:
- half-life:
- MoA: stims Nn receptors
- Elim:
- Rx: withdrawal symtpoms of smoking cessation
- tox:
- notes: bc nic recs on post-gang cells of both SNS and PNS, can activate both systems simultaneously
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- trade:
- half-life:
- MoA: Nm blocker. depolarization block
- Elim: butyrl cholinesterase
- Rx: muslce relaxant during intubation or electroconvulsive shock therapy
- tox:
- contras: fam history of familial hyperthermia, skeletal muscle myopathies
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- trade:
- half-life: 150sec (RAPID!)
- MoA: binds M and N receptors
- Elim: AchE
- Rx: none--not used clinically.
- tox:
- note: quaternary nitrogen analog
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- half-life: short, but longer than Ach
- MoA: Musc agonist
- Elim: AchE
- Rx: to Dx bronchial hyperactivity in pts suspected of having asthma
- tox: bronchiolar constriction
- contras: pts given B-blockers
- note: quaternary nitrogen analog (no xBBB)
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- half-life: long
- MoA: nic and musc agonist
- Elim: AchE (but resistant)
- Rx: miotic agent in ocular surgery, to reduce pressure following ocular surgery
- tox: xs nic and musc activation
- notes: quaternary nitrogen analog
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- trade:
- half-life:
- MoA: musc agonist (esp GI and urinary bladder)--very little M2 activity. LACK of nic activity*
- Elim:
- Rx: treat post-op or post-partum urinary retention, treat bladder atony
- tox: bradycardia
- contra: peptic ulcer, asthma, bradycardia
- notes: quaternary nitrogen analog
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- half-life: ~1hr
- MoA: pure musc agonist
- Elim:
- Rx: narrow angle glaucoma, dry mouth (due to head and neck radiotherapy or Sjogren's syndrome)
- tox:
- notes: "pile guacemole (glaucoma) in his dry mouth"
- also, crosses BBB
- NATURALLY OCCURING TERTIARRY AMINE
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- half-life:
- MoA: reversible cholinesterase (AchE) inhibitor!
- Elim:
- Rx: mysasthenia gravis, reverse neuromuscular blockade
- tox: xs Ach action at musc and nic sites
- contras: intestinal obstruction
- notes: poorly xBBB
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- half-life: ~10min (rapid onset, short duration of action...good for diag)
- MoA: reversible AchE inhibitor
- Elim:
- Rx: diag of myasthenia gravis vs cholinergic crisis, reversal of neuromusc block
- tox: bradycardia
- contras: mechanical block of intestine and urinary tract
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- half-life: up to 2hrs
- MoA: reverisble AchE inhibitor
- Elim:
- Rx: counteract delirium associated w xs Ach activation--antidote for Musc antagonist poisoning
- tox: xs Ach at musc and nic sites
- contras: asthma, cardiac insufficiency, gut obstruction
- notes: readily xBBB
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- half-life: 70hrs (long!)
- MoA: reversible AchE inhibitor
- Elim:
- Rx: Alzheimer's Dx
- tox:
- contras:
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organophosphate (cholinesterase inhibitor) poisoning--symptoms |
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Diarrhea
Urinary frequency and incontinence
Miosis
Bradycardia
Bronchorrea/Bronchoconstriction
Emesis
Lacrimation
Laxation
Salivation |
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- half-life: 75min
- MoA: peripheral AchE reactivator
- Elim:
- Rx: respiratory muscle weakness in organophosphate poisoning
- tox:
- contras:
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treatment of organophosphate poisoning |
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1. mechanical VENTILATION to counter effects on neurmusc junction
2. SUCTION of oral secretions
3. ATROPINE to protect from systemic muscarinic effects
4. pralidoximine chloride (2-PAM) |
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- half-life: very long
- MoA: irreversible AchE inhibitor
- Elim:
- Rx: produce long-term miosis in treatment of open angle glaucoma
- tox:
- contras:
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- half-life:
- MoA: muscarinic antagonist
- Elim:
- Rx:
- 1. to allay urg and freq of micturition
- 2. relieve hypermotility of colon and hypertonicity of SI
- 3. treatment of AchE inhibitor induced poisoning
- 4. induce mydriasis and cycloplegia (paralysis of ciliary muscle)
- 5. reverse bradycardia of vagal origin
- tox:
- contras:
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"blind as a bat, mad as a batter, red as a beet, hot as a hare, dry as a bone, the bowel and the pladder lose their tone, and the heart runs alone." |
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- half-life:
- MoA: muscarinic antagonist
- Elim:
- Rx: motion sickness, anti-salilgogue (to minimize secretions) in surgery
- tox:
- contras: narrow angle glaucoma
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- half-life:
- MoA: muscarinic antagonist
- Elim:
- Rx: to prevent overstim of gut during reversal of neuromusclular blockade
- tox:
- contras:
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