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Prazosin Raynuads disease
A drug with a -olol ending that doesn't start with B E A or M B-antagonist
Levobetaxolol B1 selective blocker used for open angle glaucoma
Betaxolol B1 selective blocker used for open angle glaucoma
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Pilocarpine M-agonist used for treatment of open angle glaucoma. ALSO used in Sjorgrens syndrome
Edrophonium + Atropine AChE inhibtor
Edrophonium Used to test for MG crisis or cholinergic crisis
Tacrine AChE inhibtor (CNS)
Echothiophate can be used to treat glaucoma but is an organophosphate
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Dantrolene Blocks Ryr's and prevents malignant hyperthermia
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Solifenacin overactive bladder
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