physostigmine

physostigmine is used to treat certain types of poisoning.

doctors often prescribe physostigmine for alzheimer's disease.

physostigmine works by inhibiting acetylcholinesterase.

research on physostigmine has increased in recent years.

physostigmine can reverse the effects of certain muscle relaxants.

patients receiving physostigmine should be monitored closely.

physostigmine is sometimes referred to as an antidote.

side effects of physostigmine may include nausea and diarrhea.

physostigmine is derived from the calabar bean.

clinicians must understand the pharmacology of physostigmine.