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| Most rapidly hydrolyzed by AchE |
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| parasympathomimetic with short half life, lasts seconds |
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| muscarinic selective agonist that provides stearic hinderance that slows AchE, lasts minutes |
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| nicotinic agonist, useful in pharmacological research but not pratical for clinical use |
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| cholinergic agonist, possess both muscarinic and nicotinic activity, treats glaucoma, resistant to hydrolysis |
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| muscarinic selective agonist, treats glaucoma |
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| induces urination & jump starts digestion/intestinal fxn |
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| natural muscarinic agonist used to treat glaucoma |
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| natural AchEI, was the first effective treatment for glaucoma |
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| treats myasthenia gravis, is the most commonly used treatment b/c of the fewer side effects |
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| AchEI used to protect against nerve gas |
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| used to treat alzheimer's |
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| used to treat alzheimer's |
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| reversible inhibitor of AchE, no longer used to treat Alzheimer's |
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| last resort for treating glaucoma |
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| most widely used treatment for glaucoma, applied topically to the eye, has binding features like Ach |
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| can penetrate thru skin as well as inhalation, nerve gas, over stimulates body by excess acetylcholine |
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insecticide; exposure can lead to diarrhea, profuse salivation, blurred vision, extreme exposure can cause convulsions
poor substrate for AchE in humans |
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| antidote for nerve gas/insecticides (overdose on AchEI) |
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