Cholinergic and Anticholinergic Pharmacology for Nursing Students

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[@nursomancer1837]

My psych instructor always used to say: "Can't see. Can't pee. Can't sh*t. Can't spit" It's stuck with me ever since then.

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[@LIZZYYYYYYYYYYYYY]

mine did the same, but phrased it as a poem "cant see, cant spit. cant pee, cant shit. "

[@blancan918]

I just answered a question on a paper which asked 'which drug causes a dry mouth?' and I knew it was Benzhexol ( an anti-cholinergic) because of this video! You are a GREAT teacher, thank-you so much for teaching us =D

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You can say 4-S's if you'd like 1) See fine 2)Spit fine 3)S#it fine 4) Stream (pee) fine

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This was the first explanation of this subject that actually "clicked" for me. Explained perfectly for me to retain. Thank you!

[@karay3363]

OMG THANK u so much. Took a whole semester of confusion and you just explained it to me perfectly & simply within 6 minutes. BRILLIANT

[@zendavis3501]

Kara Y What he really means is that one increases acetylcholine and one blocks it. Thats what causes all the side effects. The vagus nerve controls the parasympatheric nervous system with the neurotransmitter acetylcholine which he failed to mention.

[@jackiebell2500]

same!

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Have my first test in pharm tomorrow and watching your videos are making it easier for me to study. The 3 s's will help me remember

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Omgggggg best explanation ever. It makes sense now! Explaining all the diff names and speaking slowly- stating main organs perusing- thank you!!!!!!!!! Been struggling to retain this for years

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lol...you were not alone with those lungs

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King Michelle lol, I was puzzled too🤪 Initially I didn’t get it

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[@anaadventures7669]

OMGGGG I'm in advanced pharm for FNP and I'm good with the adrenergic drugs but have gotten so confused with Anticholinergics. Great video, thanks!

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[@Zaloomination]

Thanks for this video, it did clarify things a lot! The way I heard it is similar: Anti cholinergic means you Can't see, can't spit, can't pee, can't...poop

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WHY CANT THEY TEACH IT LIKE THIS IN NURSING SCHOOL! u made my life so easy!

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9 years later and they’re still confusing us poor students.

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thanks for the simple explanation and memory trick! Totally forgot this from second year and needed a simple to the point explanation without all the background. Thank you!!!!

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[@ckensell23]

Love your videos and am actually a member of your webstie. One problem though. During fight or flight= sympathetic response pupils actually dilate for better vision. I think the 3 'S's are Sit, Spit and S**t.

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[@321michywishy]

this was thoroughly well done, erased all my confusion regarding seeing the word "cholinergic", dont have problems with that word anymore

[@mafifille01]

Such a great job done with this anticholinergic term. I got it for the first time.

[@dr.bibaswan]

The concept of S…S…S…. Bit profane for the puritan but actually a beautiful way to remember !! Also …Fight and Flight…Rest and Digest…wow 🫡👏🏻 Wonderful video 👏🏻👏🏻

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Wow, your videos have come a long way. And what an amazing way to break down anticholinergics.

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thank you so much!! first person to make this neurotransmitter inhibitor/drug make sense!!

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Great explanation, I'm not from the USA nor on the Medical side of things (I'm a Sowftware Engineer) and I could understand everything !!! Great explanation again !!!

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[@zendavis3501]

What he really means is one increases acetylcholine and one blocks it. Acetylcholine is the main neurotransmitter of the Vagus nerve.

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Wow. I was looking for a video to explain this to me. Very easy to understand. Thank you.

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Thanks very much :) Been struggling after a bad pharm class in respiratory! Do you have more videos? You’re very real, none of those fancy words and your inflection is perfect :)

[@santimio4098]

This is great but when do we give the anticholinergic and cholinergic ? Thanks again

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[@hautemama85]

My GI prescribed me Bentyl, an anticholinergic, for IBS w/ Constipation. Ironically and inexplicably, it did help the constipation, however the side effects were UNREAL! My thinking was slow and foggy, I became socially awkward and uncomfortable, I craved chocolate like mad and then binged on it, had serious dry mouth, dry girlie parts, dry eyes, and a total lack of motivation to think, plan, organize or get up and move. This seems contradictory to me since it should increase brain activity and the desire to move ("fight or flight"). My theory is that the PNS could also be called "Fight, Flight or Freeze" and we all have a tendency toward one of these reactions over the others. For me, I believe I have a tendency to freeze, sort of like the deer in the headlights phenomenon. One time my friend's 2 year old fell into the pool and while someone next to me jumped in I stood there frozen, unable to even compute what was happening. I was so confused by my reaction and ashamed of myself for not jumping into action. I wonder if my PNS causes a freezing-effect within my body which causes everything in my gut to seize up. My stomach will turn into a rock and my entire bowel will just freeze. Strangely, this is triggered by carbohydrates, and the more complex the carbohydrate, the more severe my reaction. My daughter is the same. I'm fascinated by all this and can't stop digging to find the answers.

[@hautemama85]

Sorry, I meant SNS!

[@hautemama85]

In fact, now that I think of it, as a kid I could sneak around almost anywhere because I could move so precisely and then hold deadly still whenever I sensed someone. Almost like how prey are in the wild. I've never been a fighter or a runner. The idea of running scares me, I've had nightmares of running from a threat. Freezing seems to be my initial reaction to stress.

[@MHSMagicLuver]

I would have thought anticholinergic would make you more constipated and cholinergics would make you have diarrhea or less constipsted

[@merwiza]

@@MHSMagicLuver u r correct. Cholinergic are related to Parasympathetic (PNS aka parasympathetic nervous system). This is a system that works opposite of fight or flight (SNS). So whenever ur in PNS u are relaxing and digesting, therefore u secrete more juices or fluids for digestion. U r not afraid/stressed so u don't need much energy to survive so ur entire body is just chilling, ur eyes are not popped out to focus, ur brain is working and computing but not as fast as how it computes when u r in a stressfull or dangerous situation. So basically cholinergics are chill n relax drugs. Also Anticholinergics are not necessarily for the sympathetic nervous system. Sympathetic nervous system is adrenergic...and the opposite of adrenergic is anti-adrenergics. The reason why anticholinergics should not be confused as SNS is that there are specific organs and receptors that are affected by Adrenergic drugs and other organs and receptors that are specific to PNS and their cholinergic effects. It is important to know which organs are affected by PNS and which organs are influenced by SNS. Once u know those organs then u will be able to apply the concept of fight or flight vs rest n digest. It is a broad lecture that can't be taught in 5 minutes and it is very confusing the 1st time around

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Watching this because I have my next pharm exam for PA school on Monday. It includes asthma, COPD, N/V, constipation, diarrhea, IBS, crohns, UC, GERD, PUD. We learned about these in anatomy in summer but it was one thing that confused me.

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[@zendavis3501]

luckylisa44 He isnt that smart. Whenever you talk about anticholinergics you should mention acetylcholine. Thats what anticholinergics do, they block acetylcholine from binding to receptors and cholinergics does the opposite. The parasympathetic nervous system is controlled by The Vagus nerve which uses acetylcholine a neurotransmitters to stimulate the digestive organs as well as the heart and lungs amongst other things. You block acetylcholine and the results is impairing cognition, slow motility, blurred vision ect. I have my BSN in nursing and I could've explained with way more clarity.

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Instead of the 3 S's you could use the 3 P's...pupils, pee, poop. Thanks for the videos! They really help!

[@Art_Of_Stew]

Anticholinergic bronchodilators turn on the sympathetic (fight or flight) nervous system, not off. I think you misspoke in the beginning of the video.

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[@waffleflavoredpotato]

3s for cholinergic 3 s are " sweat, spit, stool ( loose)"

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[@kardiojunkee]

If you turn the sympathetic Amon with the anti cholinergic, wouldn’t the eye dilate to see better???