atropinic

atropinic

 [at″ro-pin´ik]
having actions similar to those of atropine; that is, antagonizing the muscarinic effects of acetylcholine.
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a·trop·in·ic

(at-rō-pin'ik),
Sharing pharmacologic properties with atropine.
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