Parasympathetic Agents Flashcards

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What Type of Nervous System is;

▪️Biosynthesis: Metyrosine
▪️Storage: Reserpine
RELEASE (Exocyte)
□ Stimulators: TEAM
□ Inhibitors: GGB
TERMINATION
□ Reuptake: RIs
□ Metabolism: MAOs, COMT Inh.

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Sympathetic

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What Type of Nervous System is;

▪️Biosynthesis: Hemicholium (rate-limiting step)
▪️Storage: Vesamicol
RELEASE (Exocyte)
□ Stimulators: alpha-latrotoxin
□ Inhibitors: Botolinum toxin
TERMINATION
□ Reuptake: N/A
□ Metabolism: AChaE Inh.

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Parasympathetic

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What type of cholinoceptors

▪️GIT
▪️Parietal cells
▪️(+) Proton Pump=HCl production

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M1 (Muscarinic)

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What type of cholinoceptors

▪️Heart (atria)
▪️↓ cAMP
▪️Bradycardia, Dromotropic

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M2 (Muscarinic)

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What type of cholinoceptors

▪️Organs & Glands
▪️Exocrine Glands: (Wetness) Salivation, Lacrimation, Sweating
▪️Smooth Muscles: Qontraction
• Eyes: Circular (pupils) & Ciliary=Contraction Miosis
• Bronchi: Bronchoconstriction
• GIT: Tae= Bowel Mvmt.
• Urinary Bladder: Ihi=Urination

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M3 (Muscarinic)

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What type of cholinoceptors

▪️Ganglion=Synaptic Neurotransmission
▪️Adrenal Medulla=Epi release
▪️Stimulation

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Nn (neural)

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What type of cholinoceptors

▪️Nueromuscular End Plates
▪️Skeletal Muscle: Contraction

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Nm (muscular)

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Parasympathomimetics Agonist

Drug use for Mgt. of Glaucoma (CDE)

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Carbachol - (Direct Acting)
Demecarium - (Indirect Acting)
Echothiopate - (Indirect Acting)

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Direct Acting Cholinergic Agonist (Parasympathomimetics)

Drug use for Mgt. of Atropine Toxicity

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Neostigmine

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Direct Acting Cholinergic Agonist (Parasympathomimetics)

Drug use for Mgt. of Non-Obstructive Ileus (reduced peristalsis)

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Physostigmine, Pilocarpine

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Direct Acting Cholinergic Agonist (Parasympathomimetics)

Drug use for Smoking Cessation

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Varenicline
Nicotine

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Direct Acting Cholinergic Agonist (Parasympathomimetics)

Drug use for Pulmonary Challenge Test

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Methacholine (bronconstrictor)

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DIRECT ACTING or INDIRECT ACTING

Agonists: Cholinomimetics
▪️bind to stimulate receptors (M,N)
▪️cholinoceptors activation (Drug)

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Direct Acting

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DIRECT ACTING or INDIRECT ACTING

Agonists: Cholinomimetics
▪️inhibit ACh metabolism =↑ ACh
▪️Aka: Anticholinesterases

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Indirect Acting Cholinergic Agonist

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What Drug are under;

Parasympathetic Direct Agonist
a. Choline Esters
• Non-Selective: M & N

Mnemonics: ABCM

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Acetylcholine
Bethanechol - M Selective
Carbachol
Methacholine

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Parasympathetic Direct Agonist
a. Choline Esters
▪️Mgt. of Urine Retention

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Bethanechol (urecholine)

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What Drug are under;

Parasympathetic Direct Agonist
a. Cholinergic Alkaloids
• Non-Selective: binds to M&N (A)
• M-Selective: (PM)
• N-Selective: (LVN)

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• Non-Selective: Arecoline
• M-Selective: Pilocarpine, Muscarine
• N-Selective: Lobeline, Varenicline, Nicotine

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Areca Catechu; betel nut, nga nga

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Arecoline (Non-Selective)

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Parasympathetic Direct Agonist
a. Cholinergic Alkaloids
▪️Mgt. of Glaucoma & GI Atony

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Pilocarpine (M-Selective)

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Parasympathetic Drug
Indirect Acting Cholinergic Agonist
▪︎ Classes
1. Reversible: (?)
2. Irreversible: (?)
3. CNS-acting: (?)

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  1. Reversible: safer
  2. Irreversible: toxic
  3. CNS-acting: Anti-Alzheimer’s
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What Classes belongs the ff. drugs?
[Reversible, Irrreversible, CNS-acting]

▪️Aminialcohol: Edrophonium (Tensilon)

▪️Carbamates: (-stigmine)
▪︎ Physostigmine
▪︎ Pyridostigmine
▪︎ Neostigmine
▪️Others:
▪︎ Ambenonium
▪︎ Demecarium

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What Classes belongs the ff. drugs?
[Reversible, Irrreversible, CNS-acting]

▪️Organophosphate
▪️Agricultural Poisons: Malathion, Parathion
▪️Nerve Gases: (Soman Tabun, Sarin)
▪️Echothiophate: medically useful

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Irreversible (Long-Acting)

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Parasympathetic (Indirect Acting Cholinergic Agonist)

  1. Diagnostic agent for Myasthenia Gravis
  2. Treatment for Myasthenia Gravis
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  1. Dx: Edrophonium (Tensilon Test)
  2. Tx: Carbamates (Neostigmine, Pyridostigmine, Ambenonium)
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Drugs for Alzheimer’s Disease (CNS -acting: ↑ ACh effects)

Mnemonics:
TAClesa at GALANTe si DONya RIVA

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Tacrine
Galantamine
Donepezil
Rivastigmine

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Parasympathetic (Indirect-Acting Cholinergic Agonist) Side effects/Toxicity [DUMBBELSS]
Diarrhea Urination Miosis Bradycardia Bronchoconstriction Emesis Lacrimation Sweating Salivation
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Management of Cholinergic Toxicities: Tx: ▪️Early (short): cholinesterase reactivators ▪️Late (long):
▪️Early (short): Pralidoxime,, Diacetylmonoxime (DAM) ▪️Late (long): Atropine
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Cholinergic Antagonist [Antimuscarinic/Aka: Anticholinergics] ▪️Prototype: (?)
Atropine - inhibits M1, M2, M3
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What Drug is: Effects: Peripheral ▪️M1: block HCl production ( ↓acid secretion) ▪️M2: tachycardia ▪️M3: Mydriasis, Cyclopegia Uses: ▪️Tx. Symptomatic bradycardia ▪️Tx. Cholinometic Poisoning - Organophosphate: DUMBBELSS ▪️Given with Diphenoxylate as anti-diarrheal [Atropine + Diphenoxylate (Lomotil) ]
Atropine
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Parasympathetic Antagonist (Anticholinergics) ▪️CNS Acting - Mgt. of Extrapyramidal Syndrome Parkinsonism Mnemonics: BBT
Benztropine Biperiden Trihexyphenidyl
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Parasympathetic Antagonist (Anticholinergics) ▪️CNS Acting - Mgt. of motion sickness
Scopolamine
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Parasympathetic Antagonist (Anticholinergics) ▪️Mydriatics-for eye exam ▪️Cycloplegics-tx of pain (eye injury) What drug are under these? (ATCH)
Mydriatics/Cycloplegics ▪️ Anistropine ▪️ Tropicamide ▪️ Cyclopentolate ▪️ Homotropine
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Parasympathetic Antagonist (Anticholinergics) ▪️Bronchodilators (-tropium) - Mgt. of BA & COPD
SAMA: Ipatropium, Oxytropium LAMA: Tiotropium (1st Line Reliever in COPD)
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▪️1st line reliever for BA ▪️1st line reliever in COPD
▪️SAMA ▪️LAMA (Tiotropium)
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Parasympathetic Antagonist (Anticholinergics) ▪️Selective M1-Blocker (-zepine) - (-) HCl production - Mgt. of hyperacidity
Pirenzepine Telenzepine
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Parasympathetic Antagonist (Anticholinergics) ▪️Selective M3-Blocker - act as GIT & urinary bladder - For Urine incontinence & Hypermotility D/O
HNBB Dicycloverine Glycopyrrolate Oxybutinin
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Antinicotinics = Nn & Nm What is Nn Blockers:
Nn Blockers: Ganglionic
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Antinicotinics = Nn & Nm What is Nm Blockers:
Nm Blockers: Nueromuscular Blockers
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What drug belongs to: ▪️Nn Blockers: Ganglionic Blockers - obsolete antiHTNsive
Hexamethonium Trimethaphan Mecamylamine
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What are the 2 types lf Antinicotinics?
1. Nn 2. Nm
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Use of each Antinicotinics 1. Nn 2. Nm
1. For obsolete antihypertensive 2. Skeletal muscle-Relaxants , anesthetic adjuncts, spastic D/O
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2 Classes of Nm Blockers
1. Depolarizing/Irreversible/Non-Comp. 2. Non-depolarizing/Reversible/Competitive
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What drug under? Parasympathetic Antagonist [Nm Blocker-Depolarizing]
Succinylcholine -MOA: Irrevesible Nm activation
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What drug under? Parasympathetic Antagonist [Nm Blocker-Non-Depolarizing] -curare derivatives (2)
Isoquinolones (-curium) Tubocurarine ▪️Atracurium ▪️Cistracurium Steroidal (-curonium) ▪️Pancuronium ▪️Vecuronium