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Thursday, October 18, 2007

NCLEX Pharma

1. Muscarinic Agonists

A. Bethanecol (URECHOLINE) – increase GI motility

B. Carbachol (ISOPTO, MIOSTAT, CARBACHOL) – various types of glaucoma

C. Methacholine (PROVOCHOLINE) – test hyperactivity of airways

D. Pilocarpine – used for glaucoma

2. Anticholinesterases

A. Pysostigmine (ANTILIRIUM) – treat glaucoma, crosses BBB, reverse anticholinergic toxicity.

B. Neostigmine (PROSTIGMIN) – synthetic form of Pysostigmine

(Anticholinesterases) – used for Myasthenia gravis, glaucoma, and to increase tone in bladder

Symptoms of Anticholinesterase toxicity:

    1. Miosis
    2. Rhinitis
    3. Bradycardia
    4. GI spasms
    5. brochoconstriction
    6. involuntary voiding of urine

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1 comments:

faithal99 said...

I am going to take the NCLEX and I am having difficulties in Pharma could you please help me by expanding the drugs in the Pharma Subject and I know this will not only help me but will also help those who want to take the RN exams as well. Thank you so much

January 14, 2009 at 5:43 PM

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