Pharmacology: Opioid Tolerance + Dependence Flashcards

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Define tolerance

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2
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What is dependence?

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3
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What is cross-tolerance?

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4
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When can tolerance to morphine be detected?

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5
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List side effects of morphine

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6
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_____ side effects _____ dose escalation

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7
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Mechanism of opioid tolerance

  • What are opioids substrates of?
  • What occurs when agonist is repeatedly stimulated?
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8
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Mechanisms of opioid receptor desensitisation

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9
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What is opioid-induced hyperalgesia?

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10
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How can we combat opioid tolerance?

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11
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Name a serious condition due to opioid tolerance + withdrawal

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12
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What happens when patient withdraws after chronic administration of opioids?

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13
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When are withdrawal symptoms at its climax/max + when do they disappear?

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14
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What helps treat acute opioid toxicity?

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15
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What helps treat withdrawal symptoms?

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16
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What is substitution therapy?

What is used during therapy + describe differences?

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17
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If substitution therapy fails, what can patient use to prevent relapse?

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