True or False: Scopolamine has a short duration of action.

Scopolamine is known for its relatively long duration of action, which is one of the reasons it is commonly used for motion sickness and postoperative nausea and vomiting. When administered, especially via transdermal patches, scopolamine can exert effects for several days. This longer duration of action makes it effective for prevention rather than immediate treatment of symptoms. This characteristic sets it apart from some other anticholinergic agents that may indeed have shorter durations of action. Thus, the statement that scopolamine has a short duration of action is false.