Pain Control Flashcards
(21 cards)
Most appropriate next step in managing Opioid Induced Hyperalgesia/allodynia
KETAMINE
1.Gabapentin rapid onset hence no.1
2.TCA Amytriptaline more delayed onset
3. SNRI Duloxetine
Neuropathic pain
analgesia of choice in Mild-Mod renal impairment
Oxycodone
Analgesic of choice in severe renal imp
Alfentanil
transdermal buprenorphine
Initial mng in Opioid-Induced Neurotoxicity (hallucination, confusion, myoclonus)
1 Dec. Morphine dose
- class switching
Dexamethasone
initial mng. in brain metastasis causing cerebral edema or spinal compression due to bone mets.
Pain relief due to IO
BUSCOPAN (hoisin sauce name): an antispasmodic, NOT metoclopramide: a pro-kinetic
Opioid-induced constipation not controlled on laxatives
methylnaltroxone: opioid antagonist
counteracts OIC
PERSISTANT nausea
prescribe antiemetic
oral codeine to oral morphine
tramadol to morphine
divide by 10
oral morphine to oral oxycodone
divide by 1.5-2
O Morphine 2 SC morphine
divide by 2
O Morphine 2 SC Diamorphine
Divide by 3
O Oxycodone 2 SC Diamorphine
Divide by 1.5
prostate cancer with bone mets causing pain not controlled by opioids
- start Bisphosphonates
- radiotherapy
mucositis and oral ulcerations
prescribe Benzydamine hydrochloride mouthwash topical analgesic
ORAL morphine 2 SC Diamorphine
Divide by 3
Rapid onset medication for sudden episodes of breakthrough pain
transmucosal fentanyl
transient opioid SE
Nausea
Drowsiness
persistent opioid SE
Constipation