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Drugs for Pain - Martin Flashcards

1
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opiod full agonst

A

morphine

fentanyl

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2
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opiod partial agonist

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codeine
hydrocodone
oxycodone

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3
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mixed agonist/antagonist at opiod

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buprenorphine

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4
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opiod antagonist

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naloxone

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5
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loss of pain perception

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analgesia

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6
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morphine tx

A

aware of pain sensation - but not unpleasant

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7
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opiod to pt with no pain

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nausea and vomiting

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8
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pain

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sensory - component due to activation of pain receptors

reactive - altered by level of anxiety and stress

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9
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narcotic

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any substance producing stupor and analgesia

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10
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opiate

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any derivative of opium poppy

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11
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opioids

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compounds that bind opioid receptors

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12
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endogenous opioid agonists

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endorphins
enkephalins
dynorphins

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13
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synthesis of endogenous opioid peptides

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from POMC

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14
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opioid receptors

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mu - euphoria

kappa - dysphoria

delta

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15
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opioid receptor mechanism

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all GPCRs

inhibit cAMP

modulate K channels - K efflux and hyperpolarization

reduce Ca influx - inhibit NT release - glutamate, substance P

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16
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spinal cord opiod receptors

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pain signaling

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17
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limbic system

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addiction potential

-with opioid receptors

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18
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heroin OD death

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resp depression

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19
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euphoria

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with mu receptors

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20
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adverse of opioids

A

constipation

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21
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opioid effects

A 
analgesia
euphoria/dysphoria
sedation
resp depression
cough suppression
22
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coma and resp depression with miosis

A

pupil constriction

hint that pt is drug user - opioids

dilated pupil - other types of coma

23
Q

if asphyxia develops with opioid overdose

A

get mydriasis - pupil dilation

24
Q

severe brain injury

A

CI for opioid use

because they increase CSF pressure

25
Q

constipation

A

with chronic therapy with opioids

26
Q

opioids and asthmatics

A

no - because release histamine

can result in bronchoconstriction

27
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morphine

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binds all opioid receptor
-high affinity at mu

high abuse potential and analgesia

high addiction potential**

28
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pharmacokinetics of morphine

A

high first pass effect

need to give 4x oral vs. IV dose

distributed to tissues - even fetus - not during pregnancy

29
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fentanyl

A

start quickly and stop quickly

30
Q

severe constant pain tx

A

morphine

31
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sharp intermittent pain tx

A

NSAIDs

32
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pain and anxiety with MI

A

tx - morphine - 1st line

33
Q

relief of dyspnea from left ventricular failure and acute pulmonary edema

A

tx - morphine

  • anxiolytic
  • reduced perception of SOB
34
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cough suppression

A

dextromorphan and codeine

35
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diarrhea

A

loperamide
diphenoxylate
difenoxin

atropine added to dephenoxylate and difenoxin - to prevent addiction

36
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fentanyl

A

100x more potent than morphine

used in anesthesia

rapid onset of action and short duration of action

epidural - analgesia post op and during labor

37
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methadone

A

less euphoria and long duration of action

used for withdrawal of heroin or morphine users

oral

pt slowly weaned off methadone
-causes a withdrawal syndrome that is milder

38
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meperidine

A

OB/GYN use
-dilates pupils

less effect on smooth muscle - so can use in obstetrics

short term use only - toxins accumulate

39
Q

heroin

A

diacetylmorphine

  • schedule I
  • converted to morphine in body
40
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partial agonists

A

codeine
hydrocodone
oxycodone

combined with NSAIDs - increase analgesia

41
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outpatient analgesics

A 
tylenol with codeine
codeine/aspirin
hydrocodone/acetaminophen
oxycodone/acetaminophen
oxycodone/aspirin
42
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buphrenorphine

A

partial agonist at mu receptor

use - opioid detox

not as bad withdrawal as methadone

43
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tx opioid OD

A

naloxone
naltrexone

opioid antagonists

44
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antagonist to pt dependent on opioids

A

precipitates withdrawal syndromes

45
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opiate reward pathways

A

GABA and dopamine pathways

opiate agonist - reduce excitability and transmitter release

inhibit in VTA on GABA interneurons

increase outflow from ventral pallidum - correlated with positive reinforcing state

46
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opioid tolerance

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to analgesia, resp depression, euphoria, and sedation

NOT to miosis and constipation

47
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cross-tolerance

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to all opioid agonists

48
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withdrawal rom opioid sx

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rhinorrhea, lacrimation, yawning, chills, piloerction, hyperventilation, hyperthermia, mydriasis, vomiting, diarrhea, anxiety

49
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tx of opioid withdrawal

A

supportive care

clonidine - alpha2 agonist
-reduce craving, anxiety, and sympathetic outflow

50
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opioid overdose

A

1 lethargy/coma
2 depression of respirations
3 pinpoint pupils

also - hypotension, hypothermia, pulmonary edema, convulsion, hypoxia - dilated pupils

51
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tx opioid OD

A

opioid antagonist - naloxone

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