cholinolytic /cho·li·no·lyt·ic/ (-lit´ik)
cholinolytic [ko″lin-o-lit´ik]
cholinolytic (kō´linōlit´ik),
1. blocking the action of acetylcholine, or of cholinergic agents.
2. an agent that blocks the action of acetylcholine in cholinergic areas, i.e., organs supplied by parasympathetic nerves, and voluntary muscles.
cho·li·no·lyt·ic (k  l -n-l t k)adj. Preventing the action of acetylcholine. |
cholinolytic [ko″lin-o-lit´ik]
1. blocking the action of acetylcholine.
2. an agent having such action; see cholinergic blocking agent.
cholinolytic (kō´linōlit´ik),
n/adj See anticholinergic.
cholinolytic
1. blocking the action of acetylcholine, or of cholinergic agents.
2. an agent that blocks the action of acetylcholine in cholinergic areas, i.e. areas supplied by parasympathetic nerves and voluntary muscles.
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