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direct acting cholinergic agonists
mimic effects of ACh binding
longer DOA than ACh
little specificity = diffuse effects
Acetylcholine
SLUDGEBAM
decrease HR
decrease CO
diffuse effects
Bethanechol
M1 + M3
DOA: 1 hour
relaxes bladder
increases GI motility
Carbachol
M1 + M2
N activity → epi from adrenal medulla
miosis (pupil constriction)
Cevimeline
M1
stimulates salivation
dry mouth tx Sjogren’s
Methacholine
M
asthma dx (bronchoconstriction)
Nicotine
N
[low] = receptor stimulation
[high] blocks receptor
Pilocarpine
M
xerostomia, glaucoma tx, dry mouth Sjogren’s
AE = blurred vision + night blindness
indirect acting cholinergic agonists (irreversible)
inhibits AChE (permanent)
organophosphates that covalently bind to AChE = increases ACh
extremely toxic, military nerve agents
Echothiopate
MOA: irreversibly binds to AChE
glaucoma tx, can cause cataracts
DOA: 1-2 weeks
Pralidoxime
reactivation of AChE
AChE inhibitor antidote
does NOT penetrate BBB → unhelpful for use against organophosphates
Atropine
reactivation of AChE
competitive at M receptors
increases CO
dries secretions
Diazepam
reactivation of AChE
decreases convulsions
indirect acting cholinergic agonists (reversible)
downregulate AChE (prevent degradation)
affect N, M, + NMJ due to increase in ACh
Donepezil
Alzheimer’s tx
GI side effects
“Donna”
Rivastigmine
Alzheimer’s tx
GI side effects
“Really”
Galantamine
Alzheimer’s tx
GI side effects
“Geriatric”
Edrophonium
Myasthenia Gravis diagnosis
DOA: 10-20 minutes
Neostigmine
Myasthenia Gravis management
DOA 30 min-2 hours
Pyridostigmine
Myasthenia Gravis chronic management
DOA: 3-6 hours
Phyostigmine
increased M3/M1
atropine OD
TCAs
DOA: 30 min-2 hours
M1
CNS
gastric
M2
heart
smooth muscle
M3
bladder
“SLUDGEBAM”
Salivation
“SLUDGEBAM”
Lacrimation
“SLUDGEBAM”
Urination
“SLUDGEBAM”
Diarrhea
“SLUDGEBAM”
GI upset
“SLUDGEBAM”
Emesis
“SLUDGEBAM”
Bradycardia
“SLUDGEBAM”
Abdominal cramping
“SLUDGEBAM”
Miosis