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M1-3 antagonist capable of crossing BBB
antidote myectism (mushroom poisening) and organophosphates
Decreases HR initially followed by a huge BP and tachycardia at higher doese
Mainly used to decrease pulmonary/salvatory secretions before surgery |
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Crosses BBB faster than atropine
Used as a seditive and amnesic
can be used for motion sickness and to cause dry mouth |
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Used to treat over active bladder/spasms M3>>>m1
and urinary inconinence..
Given gel-->skin due to lack of complaince |
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Better Tx overactive bladder
M3 antagonist exclusively
Very long t1/2 |
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Will not cross BBB
used as a nonspecific (M1-M3) bronchodilator. improves mucocilliary clearance |
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| Used for COPD/asthma M1/M3>M2 |
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M1>M2/M3 to treat gastric ganglionic excretion of HCL
Anti-diahreal drug |
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| ACUTE Muscarinic antagonist poisening |
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Mad as a hatter (agitation Hallucination)
Hot as pistol (increase T, decrease Sweat)
Blind as a bat (Mydriasis_
Red as a beat (flushing due to HR up)
Dry as a bone (decrease salvation) |
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