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Answer ) Decrease in Salivation ,decrease in motility of Digestive tract ,dilatation of Pupil of eye ,decrease in heart rate and urrinary retention

Atropine is antimuscuranic and act by blocking muscuranic receptors .

Atropine decrease the Secretion from glands and cause dry mouth also reduced Sweating ,Salivation and Lacrimation .Atropine is contraindicated in children due to risk of Hyperthermia ( due to Decreased sweating ) .

Atropine result in bradycardia and decrease in heart rate due to inhibition of preSynaptic muscuranic receptors ( M3) .

Atropine result in urinary retention by decreasing the motility of urinary tract .

Atropine has mydriatic ( dilatation of Pupil ) and cycloplegic action ( paralysis of Ciliary muscles ) .

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