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2003-2004 Anticholinergics Review

Explore the benefits and applications of anticholinergics in medical practice. Learn about their role in treating bradycardia, diarrhea, cholinesterase poisoning, and more. Discover the mechanisms of drugs like atropine, benztropine, ipratropium, and scopolamine as they act as antimuscarinic agents. Find out how oxybutynin and tolterodine help prevent excessive urination and how trimethaphan functions as a sympatholytic anticholinergic. Uncover the significance of these medications as muscarinic and nicotinic receptor antagonists in various health conditions.

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2003-2004 Anticholinergics Review

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  1. 2003-2004Anticholinergics Review 8 November 201912:48 AM

  2. Atropine • Anticholinergic • AntimuscarinicTreatment for bradycardia, diarrhea, cholinesterase poisoning

  3. Benztropine • AnticholinergicAntiparkinson • Muscarinic receptor antagonist

  4. Ipratropium • Anticholinergic • AntimuscarinicInhaledBronchodilator

  5. Oxybutinin • Anticholinergic • Muscarinic receptor antagonistPrevents urination

  6. Scopolamine • AnticholinergicAntiemetic • Muscarinic receptor antagonist

  7. Tolterodine • Anticholinergic • Muscarinic receptor antagonistPrevents urination

  8. Trimethaphan • SympatholyticAnticholinergic • Nicotinic antagonistAntihypertensive

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