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Final Exam: NSG124/ NSG 124 (Latest 2025/ 2026 Update) Pharmacology Review| Questions & Answers| Grade A| 100% Correct (Verified Solutions)- Herzing QUESTION muscarinic agonists are also known as Answer: parasympathomimetic agents QUESTION Cholinergic Agents Muscarinic Agonists Answer: Bethanechol [Urecholine, Duvoid ] QUESTION Bethanechol Mechanism of Action Answer: is a direct-acting muscarinic agonist. The drug binds reversibly to muscarinic cholinergic receptors to cause activation. At therapeutic doses, it acts selectively at muscarinic receptors yet has little or no effect on nicotinic receptors, either in ganglia or in skeletal muscle. QUESTION bethanechol use Answer: approved only for urinary retention QUESTION bethanechol antidote Answer: atropine is a specific antidote to poisoning by agents that activate muscarinic receptors. By blocking muscarinic receptors, atropine can reverse all signs of muscarinic poisoning. QUESTION bethanechol adverse effects Answer: Bethanechol can cause hypotension (secondary to vasodilation) and bradycardia. excessive salivation, increased secretion of gastric acid, abdominal cramps, and diarrhea. Higher doses can cause involuntary defecation. QUESTION bethanechol contraindicated Answer: - contraindicated for patients with urinary tract obstruction, weakness of the bladder wall, intestinal obstruction and for those recovering from recent surgery of the bowel, patients with asthma, patients with low blood pressure or low cardiac output, and in patients with gastric ulcers, and those with hyperthyroidism

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Finall Exam:l NSG124/l NSGl 124l (Latestl
2025/l 2026l Update)l Pharmacologyl
Review|l Questionsl &l Answers|l Gradel A|l
100%l Correctl (Verifiedl Solutions)-l
Herzing


Q:l muscarinicl agonistsl arel alsol knownl as

Answer:
parasympathomimeticl agents




Q:l Cholinergicl Agents
Muscarinicl Agonists


Answer:
Bethanecholl [Urecholine,l Duvoidl ]




Q:l Bethanecholl Mechanisml ofl Action

Answer:
isl al direct-actingl muscarinicl agonist.l Thel drugl bindsl reversiblyl tol muscarinicl cholinergicl
receptorsl tol causel activation.l Atl therapeuticl doses,l itl actsl selectivelyl atl muscarinicl
receptorsl yetl hasl littlel orl nol effectl onl nicotinicl receptors,l eitherl inl ganglial orl inl
skeletall muscle.

, Q:l bethanecholl use

Answer:
approvedl onlyl forl urinaryl retention




Q:l bethanecholl antidote

Answer:
atropinel isl al specificl antidotel tol poisoningl byl agentsl thatl activatel muscarinicl receptors.l
Byl blockingl muscarinicl receptors,l atropinel canl reversel alll signsl ofl muscarinicl poisoning.




Q:l bethanecholl adversel effects

Answer:
Bethanecholl canl causel hypotensionl (secondaryl tol vasodilation)l andl bradycardia.l
excessivel salivation,l increasedl secretionl ofl gastricl acid,l abdominall cramps,l andl diarrhea.l
Higherl dosesl canl causel involuntaryl defecation.




Q:l bethanecholl contraindicated

Answer:
-l contraindicatedl forl patientsl withl urinaryl tractl obstruction,l weaknessl ofl thel bladderl
wall,l intestinall obstructionl andl forl thosel recoveringl froml recentl surgeryl ofl thel bowel,l
patientsl withl asthma,l patientsl withl lowl bloodl pressurel orl lowl cardiacl output,l andl inl
patientsl withl gastricl ulcers,l andl thosel withl hyperthyroidism




Q:l Muscarinicl Antagonistsl (Anticholinergicl Drugs)

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