3S [LAB]: Drug Abuse Flashcards
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Refers to natural alkaloids extracted from poppy
Opiates
Opioid are classified as ___, that in moderate doses dull the senses, relieve pain, and induce deep sleep
Narcotics
Refers to synthetic opiates and opiate-like drugs
Opioids
The most abundant naturally occurring opiate
Morphine
Mode of administration of heroin
Injection, inhalation
White to dark brown powder or tar-like substance
Heroin
Heroin is a ___ form of morphine
Diacetyl
A downer or depressant that affects the brain’s pleasure systems and interferes with the brain’s ability to perceive pain
Heroin
Heroin overdose is treated with ___
Naloxone
Active component of cough syrups because of its antitussive effects
Codeine
Mode of administration of codeine
Injection, intranasal, smoking
A naturally occurring opiate but can only be synthesized chemically by 3-0-methylation of morphine
Codeine
An opiate that has a similar structure to morphine and heroin and acts in a manner similar to that of morphine
Codeine
A metabolite of heroin that is used as a powerful analgesic
Morphine
Morphine is also known as ___
Dilaudid
A minor metabolite of morphine
Hydromorphone
Synthetic, nonbicyclic drug that binds competitively with morphine to u-receptors in the brain
Methadone
Half-life of methadone in serum
20-60 hours
Used as heroin withdrawal therapy
Methadone
T/F: D-methadone is used as a potent analgesic
False (L-methadone)
T/F: D-methadone is used as an antitussive
True
Major cause of drug-related death
Propoxyphene (DarVon)
Treatment for propoxyphene (DarVon) overdose
Naloxone
An analgesic drug that is 80 times more portent than morphine
Fentanyl