Cardiovascular System

Exciting gastrointestinal tract, detrusor, bronchi

Promote abdominal secretion of glands

Eye to eye

Increase the secretion of sweat and salivary glands

Treat glaucoma

iridocyclitis

Causes pupil constriction and ciliary muscle accommodation spasm, causing vision to adjust to a myopic state

Can promote aqueous humor reflux, thereby increasing intraocular pressure

Oral absorption is small and irregular

Not easily accessible to the central nervous system.

Inhibit AChE

It can directly stimulate N receptors on the motor end plates of skeletal muscles and has a strong excitatory effect on skeletal muscles. Exciting gastrointestinal smooth muscle, followed by

treat

Nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, incontinence, salivation, increased bronchial secretion, dyspnea, sweating, miosis, slowed heart rate and decreased blood pressure, etc.

neuromuscular junction

Central Nervous System

Remove patient from site and remove contaminated clothing

If the skin is affected, wash the skin with warm water and soap.

For patients with oral poisoning, gastric juice and poisons should be extracted first, and gastric lavage should be performed repeatedly with lukewarm 2% sodium bicarbonate solution or 1% saline until the eluate does not contain the smell of pesticides, and then magnesium sulfate should be given for catharsis.

If the eyes are exposed to poison, they can be rinsed with 2% sodium bicarbonate solution or 0.9% sodium chloride solution for several minutes.

atropine

AChE resurrection drug

Combination medication

Take medication as early as possible

Take adequate medication

Repeat medication

Maintain the patient's airway unobstructed, including endobronchial suction, artificial respiration, and oxygen supply.

Use diazepam (5~10mg, intravenous injection) to control persistent convulsions.

Anti-shock.