1 Opioid Analgesics Flashcards

1
Q

equianalgesic

A

dose of opioid agonist that will produce the same degree of analgesia as 10mg of IM morphine

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2
Q

opioid

A

any drug with actions similar to morphine

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3
Q

opiate

A

compound present in opium

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4
Q

DEA Schedule I-V aka…

A

Controlled Substance Schedule (CSS) aka…

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5
Q

therapeutic use of agonist opioids

A

relief of moderate to severe pain

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6
Q

longterm opioid use can result in…

A

…tolerance for decreased RR

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7
Q

respiratory depression

A

most lethal of side effects!!!

RR < 12
can persist for several hours
can contribute to increased intracranial pressure

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8
Q

high risk for respiratory depression

A

respiratory illness, med interactions

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9
Q

nursing response to constipation

A

increase fluids and give meds

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10
Q

adverse effects of opioids

A
  • respiratory depression
  • constipation
  • sedation
  • orthostatic hypertension
  • emesis
  • urinary retention
  • biliary colic
  • miosis (pupil constriction)
  • euphoria/dysphoria
  • cough suppression

THESE ARE NOT ALLERGIC REACTIONS

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11
Q

abstinence syndrome

A

withdrawal

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12
Q

abstinence syndrome S&S

A

initial: yawning, sweating, rhinorrhea
middle: irritability, tremor, anorexia, goosebumps
late: sneezing, weakness, N/V, diarrhea, abdominal and muscle cramping, pain

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13
Q

toxicity

A

overdose

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14
Q

toxicity S&S

A
  • profound coma
  • profound respiratory depression
  • pinpoint pupils

death r/t respiratory arrest

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15
Q

opioid agonist interactions

A
  • CNS depressants (AKA ALCOHOL!!!)
  • anticholinergics
  • hypotensive agents
  • agonist-antagonist opioids
  • monoamine oxidase inhibitor, MAOI (depression treatment)
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16
Q

predisposing conditions for opioid agonist interactions that increase riskiness of use

A
respiratory disease
liver disease
labor/delivery/pregnancy
prostatic hypertrophy
hypotension
head trauma
17
Q

CR

A

controlled release

18
Q

morphine general safe dosages

A

ORAL: 10-30mg Q4h (up to 75mg)

IM: 5-15 mg Q4h

IV: 2-10 mg Q1-2h

Equianalgesic –> 30mg PO = 10mg IM

19
Q

CNS opioid receptors x3

A

Mu (primary)
Kappa (weak)
Delta (no analgesic effects from mess)

20
Q

What effects opioid metabolism?

A

Organ dysfunction
Other meds
Administration route

21
Q

What does NOT effect opioid metabolism?

A

Pain source & location

22
Q

Pure opioid agonist (strong)

A

Morphine

23
Q

Pure opioid agonist (moderate-strong)

A

Codeine

24
Q

Agonist-antagonist opioid

A

Nalbupine (Nubain)

25
Q

Pure opioid antagonist

A

Naloxone (Narcan)