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ACh antagonists

info about direct and indirect acting anatagonists of ACh

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Atropine - Administration, MOA, Clinical Use and CI Oral, parenteral, inhaled, ophthalmic, Competitive inhibitor at postgang M receptor. Used in eye exams, cholinergic poisoning. low dose causes bradycardia; high dose bks M receptors on muscle, causing tachycardia. Very high dose cause coma (toxic)
Homoatroptine topical admin to eye; bks responses of eye muscles to cholinergic stimulation; used as ophthalmic mydriatic agent (pupil dilation), to diagnose glaucoma
Scopolamine admin: oral, intramuscular, subcutaneous; used to treat motion sickness
cyclopentaolate topical admin, dilate pupil
tropicamide topical admin, dilate pupil
ipratropium aerosol, ACh antagonist that causes decreased contractility of smooth muscle. bronchodilator in COPD
tiotropium aerosol; ACh antag at M receptors. maintenance treatment of COPD.
benztropine oral and parenteral admin. Ach antagonist at M receptors, decreases tremor and rigidity. Log DOA. Tx parkinsons
Dicyclomine Oral, intramuscular. Antag at M receptors. Exerts nonspecific spasmolytic action on sm muscle of GIT. Tx peptic dz, hypermotility diarrhea.
trihexyphenidyl oral. tx parkinsons. small doses causes CNS depression and large doses causes CNS stimulation
oxybutynin oral and transdermal admin. bladder muscle relaxant, suppresses urge to void. inhib detrusor muscle. topical can cause itch and redness; ase: dry mouth, GI effects
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