Autonomic Pharmacology | Cholinergic Agonists
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what's up ninja nerds in this video today we're going to be talking about cholinergic agonists also known as paris and patmometics heck of a name but if you guys really want to understand this video you guys really want to get into this i suggest going down in the description box below we'll have a link
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particularly releasing acetylcholine now but without us getting really really down the depths of this you guys can really if you want to understand a little bit more we have a video on cholinergic receptors and our autonomic nervous system where we go over this all the physiology in more detail for here we're going to break it down a
little bit more simply what i want you guys to remember is when we talk about cholinergic pathways this is the i think the best in understanding the pharmacology aspect so we have a bunch of different cranial nerves and those cranial nerves particularly some of them have parasympathetic fibers and what i want you guys to remember is that these
parasympathetic fibers innervate particular target organs some of those particularly cranial nerve three you know cranial nerve three supplies particularly like the the eye right so particularly like you have what's called the extraocular muscles well it even supplies some of the structures inside of the eye like the ciliaris and the pupil muscle so here we have a parasympathetic fiber
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