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Chapter 26 - Cholinergic Blocking Drugs

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Chapter 26 - Cholinergic Blocking DrugsVersión en línea

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dopamine AChE ACh norepinephrine

Cholinergic blocking drugs block the action of the neurotransmitter

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cholinergic Acetylcholinesterase anticholinergic parasympathomimetic parasympatholytic blockers

Cholinergic blocking drugs are also called drugs , or , and less frequently .

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Cholinergic blocking drugs most often are and just one of the two receptors : and receptors . The receptor targeted is of the drug .

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An example involving drugs selective for that are used as maintenance treatment of chronic respiratory conditions such as and . In obstructive lung disease ( e . g . , asthma ) stimulation of the parasympathetic nervous seems to make disease symptoms . When drugs such as are used to manage bronchodilation in nonacute conditions , these drugs block the release of ACh in airway smooth muscles , thus reducing bronchial constriction .

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cholinergic crisis cidiosyncrasy Drug

means an unexpected or unusual drug effect .

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Because older clients taking a drug have exhibited symptoms such as , , mental , drowsiness , , or other adverse effects , it is recommended that many of these drugs NOT be used for those older than years .

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The primary uses of cholinergic blocking drugs are in the treatment of the following : maintenance treatment of and , or and bladder overactivity , pylorospasm and , and - induced .

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GI System reactions : Dry mouth , , , difficultiy in , heartburn , and
CNS reactions : headache , , , drowsiness , , Nasal congestion ,
Visual reactions : , , , photophobia , ocular tension
Genitourinary system reaction : and retention , .
Cardiovascular system reaction : , ( after low doses of atropine ) , ( after higher doses of atropine )

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Sometimes a secondary adverse reactions is as desirable as the intended use . An example of this includes when is used before surgery to reduce .

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During hot summer months , clients receiving a cholinergic blocking drugs should be instructed to watch for signs of ( , , , warm dry skin , ) because these drugs inhibits a persom's ability to .

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cholinergic blocking drugs are contraindicated in clients who are hypersensitive to the drugs or . Other clients are those with , , , and .

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These drugs are used with caution in clients with , benign prostatic hypertrophy , , , hepatic , or disease , and . Use with caution in clients with . This caution applies to over - the - counter preparations available for the relief of and symptoms and as to induce . Some of these products contain , , or other .

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Drug specific nursing diagnosis include : related to ( drying of oral secretions )
related to slowing of peristalsis of GI tract
related to , drowsiness , , impaired vision , or .
related to action .

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