Opioid analgesics Flashcards

1
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All the following is true about endogenous opioid peptides EXCEPT:

A. Very potent analgesic
B. Widely distributed in CNS
C. They can’t cross BBB
D. Effective if given IV

A

D. Effective if given IV

not effective if given IV

endogenous opioid peptides (endorphin, dynorphin, enkephalins, orphanin “nociception”).

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Mention the opioid receptors and function of each one?

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  1. M (mu):
    -M1: supra-spinal analgesia.
    -M2:
    (a) spinal analgesia. (b) Euphoria. (C) Sedation.
    (D) Miosis. (E) Constipation (F) Respiratory depression.
  2. K (Kappa):
    (a) Spinal analgesia. (b) Dysphoria.
    (C) Hallucination. D) sedation
  3. δ (delta): Spinal, supra spinal analgesia.
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3
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Mention the semi-synthetic opioid analgesics?

A

Heroin

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4
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Mention the Natural opioid analgesics?

A

morphine, codeine

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5
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All the following are partial agonists opioid analgesics EXCEPT?

A. Buprenorphine
B. Nalbuphine
C. Levorphanol
D. Butorphanol

A

C. Levorphanol
Opioid agonists : Morphine &congeners

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6
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T OR F / Subcutaneous morphine is recommended during shock

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F / not recommended, because repeated S.C administration may produce serious
toxicity as once the circulation is improved and hypotension is corrected

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7
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If morphine given during labor it will cross the placental barrier and cause………………………………..

A

Neonatal asphyxia or neonatorum asphyxia

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Morphine is metabolized in the liver by conjugation with glucuronic acid forming……………………………………….

A

1- Morphine -3- glucuronide

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9
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1- Morphine -3- glucuronide is neuroexcitatory compound that may induce…………………….and………………….

A

seizure& trunk rigidity

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10
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Mention the mechanism of action of Morphine?

A
  1. activate specific opioid receptors in brain and spinal cord
  2. these receptors are linked to Gi protein
  3. leading to inhibition of adenyl cyclase and decrease in CAMP
  4. result in CNS depression
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11
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Mention the analgesic of Morphine on CNS actions?

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  1. Inhibit ascending transmission of pain (nociceptive) impulse from spinal cord dorsal horn to brain.
  2. Elevation of pain threshold which decrease pain perception.
  3. Modify emotional reaction to pain.
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12
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All the following are types of pain that the Morphine can relief EXCPT?

A. somatic pain & visceral pain
B. sharp intermittent pain
C. dull continuous pain
D. neurogenic, psychogenic pain
E. both B & D

A

E. both B & D

B. sharp intermittent pain
D. neurogenic, psychogenic pain

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13
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Give reason why morphine not used for head injuries?

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-Interfere with diagnosis of head injury as it produce miosis

  • Respiratory depressant effect of morphine tend to increase intracranial pressure due to CO2 retention and VD of cerebral blood vessels
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14
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The diagnostic feature in acute poisoning of morphine is …………………………………….

A

pin point pupil (PPP)

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Mention the hormonal effect of morphine?

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  1. inhibit the release of ACTH (corticotropin), FSH, LH
  2. stimulate release of ADH
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16
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Morphine inhibit the release of all the following hormones EXCPT?
A. ADH
B. LH
C. FSH
D. ACTH

A

A. ADH