Cholinergics and Anticholinergics

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ACh is released from the terminal of each of the following neurons EXCEPT:

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Postsynaptic nicotinic receptors are found at each of the following sites EXCEPT:

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Another name for the sympathetic nervous system outflow is the...

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You would MOST AVOID administering which of the following drugs to the patient taking an MAO inhibitor?

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Release of neurotransmitter requires the entry of what substance into the nerve terminal?

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Which of the following is the correct pairing for sweat glands (division / neurotransmitter)?

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Side effects of cholinesterase inhibitors include each of the following EXCEPT:

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You would avoid which agent if the patient w/ glaucoma is being treated with echothiophate?

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A farmer who one hour ago was spraying his crops with organophosphate insecticide complains of abdominal cramps, muscle weakness, and blurred vision. He is wheezing and bradycardic. Treatment of this condition might reasonably include each of the following agents EXCEPT:

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Nerves that conduct the action potential the fastest are:

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Signs and symptoms of the anticholinergic syndrome include:

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Which second messenger promotes bronchoconstriction?

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Which of the following agents produces bronchodilation because of its antimuscarinic actions?

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Which of the following agents produces the greatest increase in HR?

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You want to protect the patient from excessive salivation. You also want to PROMOTE sedation. Which drug would be used?

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You want to protect the patient from excessive salivation. You also want to AVOID sedation. Which drug would be used?

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Which antisialogogue is LEAST effective at reducing salivation?

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A farmer who one hour ago was spraying his crops with organophosphate insecticide complains of abdominal cramps, muscle weakness, and blurred vision. He is wheezing and bradycardic. What is he suffering from?

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68-year-old patient was given scopolamine preop and atropine with edrophonium to reverse muscle paralysis at the end of the case. In PACU the patient becomes restless, combative and confused. A rash on the upper body is seen. Tachycardia is also present. What is the condition called?

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Cholinergics and Anticholinergics

ACh is released from the terminal of each of the following neurons EXCEPT:

Postsynaptic nicotinic receptors are found at each of the following sites EXCEPT:

Another name for the sympathetic nervous system outflow is the...

You would MOST AVOID administering which of the following drugs to the patient taking an MAO inhibitor?

Release of neurotransmitter requires the entry of what substance into the nerve terminal?

Which of the following is the correct pairing for sweat glands (division / neurotransmitter)?

Side effects of cholinesterase inhibitors include each of the following EXCEPT:

You would avoid which agent if the patient w/ glaucoma is being treated with echothiophate?

A farmer who one hour ago was spraying his crops with organophosphate insecticide complains of abdominal cramps, muscle weakness, and blurred vision. He is wheezing and bradycardic. Treatment of this condition might reasonably include each of the following agents EXCEPT:

Nerves that conduct the action potential the fastest are:

Signs and symptoms of the anticholinergic syndrome include:

Which second messenger promotes bronchoconstriction?

Which of the following agents produces bronchodilation because of its antimuscarinic actions?

Which of the following agents produces the greatest increase in HR?

You want to protect the patient from excessive salivation. You also want to PROMOTE sedation. Which drug would be used?

You want to protect the patient from excessive salivation. You also want to AVOID sedation. Which drug would be used?

Which antisialogogue is LEAST effective at reducing salivation?

A farmer who one hour ago was spraying his crops with organophosphate insecticide complains of abdominal cramps, muscle weakness, and blurred vision. He is wheezing and bradycardic. What is he suffering from?

68-year-old patient was given scopolamine preop and atropine with edrophonium to reverse muscle paralysis at the end of the case. In PACU the patient becomes restless, combative and confused. A rash on the upper body is seen. Tachycardia is also present. What is the condition called?