AWABS - Analgesics Flashcards

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Arachidonic acid pathway of NSAID mechanism of action

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2
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Classification of NSAIDs

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Non-selective NSAIDS
COX-2 selective NSAIDs

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Examples of non-selective NSAIDs

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Diclofenac
Diflunisal
Etodolac
Fenoprofen
Ibuprofen
Indomethacin
Ketoprofen

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4
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Examples of COX-2 selective NSAIDs

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Celecoxib
Rofecoxib

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5
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Classification of opioids according to function

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6
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Graph representing context sensitive half life of opioid infusions

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7
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Codeine features

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Methylmorphine
Pro-drug
Multiple metabolism pathways
Exhibits genetic polymorphism
Contraindicated in paeds

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8
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One metabolism pathway of codeine

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5-15% metabolised to active drug and reliant cytochrome p450

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9
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Genetic polymorphism definition in relation to codeine

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Different genetics affect metabolism of codeine

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10
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Tramadol features

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Mu receptor agonist
Also SNRI
Can precipitate serotonin syndrome

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11
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Features of partial opioid agonist

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Affinity for opioid receptor but not full affinity of full agonists
Have ceiling effect

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12
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Opioid equivalence conversions

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13
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Pain fibre termination site in cord laminae

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A delta fibres terminate in rexed lamina I and V (1 and 5)

C fibres terminate in rexed lamina I and II

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14
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Allodynia definition

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Painful response to a normally non-painful stimulus

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15
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Hyperalgesia definition

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Disproportionately high painful response following a painful stimulus

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16
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Nociceptors definition

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Free nerve endings of primary afferents

17
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Opioid receptors

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G protein coupled to ion channels

18
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Intrathecal and Epidural equivalent opioid dose compared to IV opioid

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Intrathecal 100x more effective
Epidural 10x more effective