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| m2/3 agonist, leaves 1 alone. post op illeus/ urinary retention. causes contraction of bladder/ peristalsis. tx: slow heart, sweating, poopy |
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| carbachol, use, general class |
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| eye drops. ach agonist, causes miosis and release of intraocular pressure e.g. open angle glaucoma and following eye surgery |
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| glaucoma treatment eye drops. oncracts cilliary muscle of eye (open angle) and pupillary sphincter (narrow angle). big time sweat/ tears stimulator. resistant to ache |
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| stimulates msucarinic receptoors in airway when inhaled m3 agonist |
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| post operative and neurogenic ileus and primary urinary retention, myasthetnia gravis, reversal of neuormuscular juntion blockade (phase II). raises endogenous ach no cns penetration neo cns= NO CNS |
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| ache blocker that can cross cns border and can thusly be used to reverse atropine overdose, also used in eye to produced miosis and releif of glaucoa. |
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| long acting (pyramids were long lasting) does not penetrate cns. |
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| short acting ache for dx of myasthenia gravis |
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| m1,2,3 antagonist. red as a beet, hot as a hare, dry as a bone, blind as a bat, mad as a hatter. can cause angle closure glaucoma and urinary retention with glaucoma |
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| motion sickness muscarinic antagonist |
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| m1, m2 m3 antagonist good for reudcing gaba over activity in parkinsons, contraindicated in narrow angle glaucoma just like atropine |
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| inhaled m3 antagonist, leading to bronchodilation for asthma/copd "I pra" i can breathe soon |
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| peptic ulcer treatment (less gastric secretion from blocking m3 receptors) |
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| peptic ulcer treatment (less gastric secretion from blocking m3 receptors) |
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| peptic ulcer treatment (less gastric secretion from blocking m3 receptors) |
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| reduces urgency in mild cystintis and bladder spasmsmuscarinic antagonist |
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| nictonic antagonist, ganglionic blocker, used in experiments to prevent vagal reflex respoinses. causes orthostatic hypotension, blurred vision, constipation and sexual dysfunction |
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| alpha 1 and alpha2 b1 at high doses, good pressor, decreases renal blood flow, decreases hr despit b1 activity (reflex) |
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| b1 and b2 agonist, decreases systolic a bit (less return) and very much decreases diastolic (b2), increases hr(b1) for AV heart block |
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| a1>a2. pupillary dilation vaso constriction, nasal decongestion |
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| b2>b1 terubutaline decreses premature uterine contractions |
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| b2 reduces preamture uterine contractions |
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| nasal decongestion urinary inconteinence hypotension |
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| release of stored catecholes |
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| general reuptake inhibitor serotonin, dopamine, ne |
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| alpha2 agonist reduced output of sympathetics. hypertension treatment, specially in pregos. also used in hypertension with reneal disease. |
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| pheochromocytoma treatment, can cause othostatic hypotenstion and reflex tachycardia |
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| prazosin terazosin, doxazosoin |
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| alpha 1 blockers. hypertension and urinary retention in BPH. orthostatic hypotension, dizziness, heachacne |
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| phentolamine vs phenoxybenzamine |
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| phentolamine is reversible vs irreversible phenoxybenzamine |
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| alpha 2 selective blocker used for depression, causes sedation higher serumc choleserol and more appetite. |
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| b1 selective partial agonist |
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| non selective b blocker partial agonist |
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