- tropicamide by Mark Jenkins
A rapid-acting parasympatholytic agent used topically as a mydriatic for ophthalmoscopic examination.
- glycopyrrolate by Colby Larson
N. A parasympatholytic compound used as premedication to general anesthesia, as an antagonist to the bradycardic effects of neostigmine during curare reversal, and as an adjunct in the treatment of peptic ulcer.
- anticholinergic by Nathaniel Montgomery
N. (parasympatholytic, cholinolytic), a drug that acts to inhibit the effects of the neurohormone acetylcholine or to inhibit its cholinergic neuroeffects. A cholinergic blocking agent.
- anticholinergic by Nadia Soto
... agents are atropine, belladonna, glycopyrrolate, hyoscyamine, methixene hydrochloride, trihexyphenidyl hydrochloride, and scopolamine. Also called cholinergic-blocking agent, parasympatholytic. See also antiadrenergic
- hyoscine hydrobromide by Jonah Riley
An antimuscarinic (or parasympatholytic) drug with actions similar to those of atropine (i.e. Mydriasis and cycloplegia) but of shorter duration. It is used in the measurement of refraction of children and in the treatment of keratitis, anterior uveitis and in ...