Glycogenolysis(The overall reaction for the breakdown of glycogen to glucose-1-phosphate)
Dopamine - answer✔Dilates renal blood vessels
What does the parasympathetic regulate - answer✔Heart rate
gastric secretions
empty bladder
empty bowel
eye near vision
pupil contraction
contraction of bronchial muscles
organs
What is the Parasympathetic neurotransmitter mediate? - answer✔Acetylcholine
What are the Parasympathetic receptors? - answer✔Cholinergic( Muscarinic and Nicotinic) Receptors
Cholinergic agonists turns on what? - answer✔Salivation
lacrimation,
urination,
deification,
gastric upset,
emesis
Anticholinergic turns off? - answer✔Can't pee, see, spit, or shit
Want do Parasympathetic Cholinergic Drugs do - answer✔Turn on the parasympathetic
What does the muscarinic agonists do? - answer✔Mimic actions of Acetylcholine at the muscarinic
receptor
Bethanechol is what kind of drug? - answer✔Muscarinic Agonist
Name this drug that increase gastrointestinal tone and motility and contraction (bladder) detrusor
muscle and relaxes trigone and sphincter. Used for Urinary retention and increase GI motility after
surgery. - answer✔Bethanechol
Adverse effect of Bethanechol - answer✔Hypotension
What drug treats dry mouth from Sjogren's Syndrome - answer✔Cevimeline
Used for rapid miosis and pupil constriction after cataract surgery - answer✔Acetylcholine
Topical Therapy of Glaucoma - answer✔Pilocarpine
What drug is used for muscarinic poisoning - answer✔Atropine
Anticholinergic Drugs Muscarinic Antagonists are also called? - answer✔Parasympatholytic
antimuscarinic
muscarinic blockers
anticholinergic drugs
They block the effects of acetylcholine at the muscarinic receptor - answer✔Parasympatholytic
antimuscarinic
muscarinic blockers
anticholinergic drugs
Muscarinic antagonists
What muscarinic antagonists increases HR and relaxes bronchi, decrease tone in urinary bladder
detrusor muscle, decreases motility of GI tract, and dry up secretions. - answer✔Atropine
Atropine side effects - answer✔Xerostomia(dry mouth)
blurred vision
photophobia
increase intraocular pressure
urinary retention
constipation
tachycardia
asthma
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