A.17 Flashcards

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Natural opioids

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Morphine,
codeine

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opioid receptors

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μ, κ, δ

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Morphine

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MOA: strong μ-OR agonist;
Effect:
1. CNS effect: analgesia, Respiratory depression, Euphoria, Sedation, Miosis, Dysphoria, Antitussive effect, Nausea, Vomiting, Increased muscle rigidity, Epileptogenic.
2. Peripheral effect: ↓BP, Bradycardia, Constipation (↓GI motility), ↑SMC tone, Urinary retention, Bronchoconstriction, Endocrine alterations (↑ACTH, PRL, GH, ADH + ↓LH, FSH);
IND: Analgesia, Strong states of anxiety, Diarrhea, Acute pulmonary edema;
Contra-IND: Head trauma, COPD, Cor pulmonale, Severe hepatic impairment, Alcohol intoxication, Epilepsy;
Extra: metabolized by the liver by CYP2A4, Eliminated via glucoronide conjugation (intermediate compound has much higher activity);
ROA: Morphine sulphate per os 2X30-100mg, Morphine hydrochloride sc. 10-20mg, i.v 1mg - repeated up to 10mg

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Morphine

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MOA: strong μ-OR agonist;
Effect:
1. CNS effect: analgesia, Respiratory depression, Euphoria, Sedation, Miosis, Dysphoria, Antitussive effect, Nausea, Vomiting, Increased muscle rigidity, Epileptogenic.
2. Peripheral effect: ↓BP, Bradycardia, Constipation (↓GI motility), ↑SMC tone, Urinary retention, Bronchoconstriction, Endocrine alterations (↑ACTH, PRL, GH, ADH + ↓LH, FSH);
IND: Analgesia, Strong states of anxiety, Diarrhea, Acute pulmonary edema;
Contra-IND: Head trauma, COPD, Cor pulmonale, Severe hepatic impairment, Alcohol intoxication, Epilepsy;
Extra: metabolized by the liver by CYP2A4, Eliminated via glucoronide conjugation (intermediate compound has much higher activity);
ROA: Morphine sulphate per os 2X30-100mg, Morphine hydrochloride sc. 10-20mg, i.v 1mg - repeated up to 10mg

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Codeine

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MOA: Weak μ-OR agonist, centrally acting antitussive (decreased sensibility of cough centers);
Effect: Antitussive, weak analgestic effect in combination with NSAIDs or acetaminophen;
IND: cough;
Extra: Metabolized by CYP2D6, short duration of action

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