Opioid agonist-antagonists Flashcards

(75 cards)

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Advantages of opioid agonist-antagonists include

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  • Analgesia
  • Limited depression of ventilation (still some but limited)
  • low potential for physical dependence
  • ceiling effect prevents additional responses
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Phenomena where a drug’s impact on the body plateaus

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Ceiling effect

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Pentazocine as agonistic effects on which receptors?

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delta(δ) and kappa (k) receptors

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Pentazocine potency compared to Nalorphine

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1/5th as potent as nalorphine

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“gold standard” for comparing opioid agonist-antagonists

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Nalorphine (equivalent to morphine)

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Pentazocine is antagonized by

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Naloxone (narcan)

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How much is Pentazocine affected by 1st pass metabolism

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highly, 20% available post PO

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Pentazocine excretion

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Glucuronide conjugates via urine

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Pentazocine chronic pain dose

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10-30mg IV, or 50mg PO (equivalent to 60mg codeine)

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A common CV side effect from opioid agonist-antagonists is

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decreased BP and increased HR as compensatory mechanism

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Butorphanol agonist effect is ______ and antagonist effect is ____ to ____ compared to Pentazocine

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agonist 20x and antagonist 10-30x higher than Pentazocine

(stronger than morphine)

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Butorphanol has a _____ affinity for μ receptors, _____ affinity for k receptors, and _______ affinity for σ receptors

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μ= low (antagonism)
k=moderate (analgesia and anti-shivering)
σ= minimal (low dysphoria)

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E1/2 time of Butorphanol is

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2.5-3.5hrs

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Metabolism and Elimination of Butorphanol

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Metab= liver
excretion = Bile/fecal > urine

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Which receptor has a moderate affinity for Butorphanol’s effects to mitigate shivering and produce analgesia?

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k- kappa receptors

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Nalbuphine agonistic effect compared to morphine

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equally potent

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Nalbuphine antagonist effect compared to Nalorphine

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1/4th as potent as Nalorphine

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E1/2time of Nalbuphine

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3-6hrs

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A benefit of Nalbuphine that is different than the others

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No increase in HR/BP, good for cardiac patients

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Buprenorphine potency compared to morphine

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μ receptor agonists 50x higher than morphine

(0.3mg IM = 10mg morphine)

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DOA of Buprenorphine

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8hrs

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Because of its long duration of action, Buprenorphine has a _____ resistance to naloxone

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prolonged/high resistance to naloxone

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Which opioid agonist-antagonist is equally potent to morphine but causes higher amounts of dysphoria, so it is not commonly used?

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Nalorphine

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Meptazinol protein binding amount

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25%

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Naloxone, Naltrexone, and Nalmefene are considered
μ-opioid receptor antagonists, no agonist activity competitive antagonists -> high affinity to opioid receptors
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Naloxone uses
- opioid-induced depression in post-op - neonate* (from mom) - opioid overdose - detect dependence - Hypovolemic/septic shock (inc. myocardial contract.) - Antagonism of general anesthesia (high doses)
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Naloxone doses
- 1-4 mcg/kg IV - 5 mcg/kg continuous infusion - >1mg/kg IV for shock - epidural s/e= 0.25mcg/kg/hr IV
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Naloxone DOA
30-45min, will likely require redosing
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A dangerous s/e to Naloxone
cardiac dysrhythmias (v-fib), recommend to give slowly to avoid
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Naltrexone is more effective when given _____
PO
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Naltrexone DOA
24hrs
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Naltrexone is primarily used for
alcoholism
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Nalmefene is _______ potent compared to naloxone
equipotent
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Nalmefene dose
15-25mcg IV q2-5min til 1mcg/kg
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Nalmefene E1/2time
10.8hrs
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Methylnaltrexone is highly ionized and quarternary, meaning it
does not cross BBB, effects only peripherally
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Methylnaltrexone is used to
promote gastric emptying and antagonizes N/V; no alteration in centrally mediated analgesia
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Alvimopan is primarily used for
newer μ-selected PO opioid antagonist, used for post-op ileus metabolized by gut flora limited in long term use s/t CV events
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Suboxone is a combination of _____ and ______
buprenorphine and naloxone
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Embeda is a combination of ______ and ______
extended-release morphine and naltrexone
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OxyNal is a combination of _____ and _____
oxycodone and naltrexone
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Fentanyl decreases MAC of Iso and Desflurane by how much
50%
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PCA dosing of morphine
basal= 0-2mg/hr, bolus= 1-2mg, interval= 6-10min
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PCA dosing of hydromorphone
basal=0-0.4mg/hr, bolus= 0.2-0.4mg, interval 6-10min
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PCA dosing of fentanyl
basal = 0-60mcg/hr, bolus= 20-50mcg, interval= 5-10min
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Neuraxial analgesia targets
opioid receptors in Lamina 2 (substantia gelatinosa) of spinal cord
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The 2 types of neuraxial analgesia includes
epidural and spinal/intrathecal/subarachnoid block (SAB)
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epidural dosing is _____ compared to spinal
5-10x higher
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In what analgesia does the drug diffuse across the dura
epidural
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which neuraxial used opioids are highly lipophilic
fentanyl and sufentanil
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which neuraxial used opioids are highly hydrophilic
morphine (slower onset, longer duration)
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Epidural uptake can occur via
- epidural fat - epidural venous plexus
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Which epidural uptake can cause systemic effects?
uptake via epidural venous plexus
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which is a method used to reduce venous uptake in epidurals
use of vasoconstrictor in conjunction
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which vasoconstrictors can be used in epidurals
Epi (primary), phenylephrine
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Lipid solubility of fentanyl compared to morphine
800x more lipophilic than morphine
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lipid solubility of sufentanil compared to morphine
1600x more lipophilic than morphine
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_________ is when neuraxial opioids migrate upward
Cephalad movement
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Which spinal level are cardiac accelerator fibers located
T1-T4
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Which spinal level dermatome is at the nipple line
T4
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Which spinal level dermatome is the xiphoid
T6-8
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Which spinal level dermatome is the umbilical region
T10
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Which opioid when given spinally is more likely have cephalad migration
morphine (mixes with CSF d/t its hydrophilic property)
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What causes an increase in cephalad movement
coughing and straining (valsalva)
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What is baracity?
whether the drug sinks or floats
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Hyperbaric drugs ____
sink
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Hypobaric drugs _____
float
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What local anesthetic baracity would affect the right hip of a patient positioned in the left lateral position?
hypobaric
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Opioid epidural admin/CSF peak times
fentanyl= 20min sufentanil= 6min morphine= 1-4hrs
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Opioid epidural admin/plasma peak
fentanyl= 5-10min, similar to IM sufentanil= <5min, similar to IM morphine= 10-15min, similar to IM
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Opioid intrathecal/CSF/cervical levels
fentanyl= minimal sufentanil= minimal morphine= 1-5hrs
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Neuraxial anesthesia can cause pruritis if it reaches the ________
trigeminal nucleus in brainstem
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Treatment of pruritis due to neuraxial analgesia
Naloxone, antihistamines, gabapentin, propofol 10-20mg IV
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S/e of neuraxial analgesia include
- ventilatory depression - "neuropathic" Pruritis - N/V - urinary retention in men - sedation - CNS excitation (tonic skeletal muscle rigidity like seizure activity) - herpes simplex labialis viral reactivation 2-5days after epidural opioid - neonatal morbidity
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Women are instructed not to breastfeed for how long after given neuraxial analgesia
24hrs