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The tricyclic antidepressants (Amitriptyline, doxepin and imipramine), taken in overdosage (suicidal intent), cause severe

muscarinic blockade.

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 enters the central nervous system and reverses the central as well as the peripheral signs of muscarinic blockade.can also produce dangerous CNS effects, and such therapy is therefore used only in patients with dangerous elevation of body temperature or very rapid supraventricular tachycardia

Physostigmine

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is a drug with anticholinesterase and other cholinomimetic actions that has been used for the treatment of mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease

Tacrine

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Tacrine's efficacy is (blank), and (blank) is significant.

modest, hepatic toxicity

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 are newer, more selective acetylcholinesterase inhibitors that have the same modest clinical benefit as tacrine in treatment of cognitive dysfunction in Alzheimer's patients.

Donepezil, galantamine, and rivastigmine

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may be given once daily because of its long half-life, and it lacks the hepatotoxic effect of tacrine. However, no trials comparing these newer drugs with tacrine have been reported.

Donepezil

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Certain mushrooms, especially those of the genus (blank), contain muscarinic alkaloids.

Inocybe

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Ingestion of these mushrooms causes typical signs of muscarinic excess within 15-30 minutes. - These effects can be very uncomfortable but are rarely

fatal

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Treatment is with (blank), (blank) parenterally

atropine, 1-2 mg

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the first source of muscarine, contains very low concentrations of the alkaloid.

Amanita muscaria

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itself is the only common cause of this type of poisoning

Nicotine

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The acute toxicity of the alkaloid is well defined but much less important than the chronic effects associated with smoking.

Varenicline toxicity

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is a prescription medication used to treat smoking addiction.

Varenicline

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In addition to tobacco products, nicotine is also used in

insecticides

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The fatal dose of nicotine is approximately (blank)/ (blank) of the pure liquid/ amount of nicotine in (blank) regular cigarettes.

40 mg, 1 drop, two

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Ingestion of nicotine insecticides or of tobacco by infants and children is usually followed by (blank), limiting the amount of the alkaloid absorbed

vomiting

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The toxic effects:

central stimulant actions

skeletal muscle end plate depolarization

hypertension and cardiac arrhythmias.

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cause convulsions and may progress to coma and respiratory arrest;

. central stimulant actions

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depolarization blockade and respiratory paralysis;

skeletal muscle end plate depolarization

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he 1979 Surgeon General's Report on Health Promotion and Disease Prevention stated that (blank) is clearly the largest single preventable cause of illness and premature death in the United States.

"cigarette smoking

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