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Analgesics Flashcards

1
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What is the MOA of Ibuprofen (NSAID)

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Non-selective reversible inhibition of COX 1 and CoX 2 enzymes resulting in decrease pain

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What are some ADRs of Ibuprofen (NSIAD)

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Gastric irritation
Reduction in GFR leading to fluid retention
Prolonged bleeding time
Increased risk of MI and Asthma attacks

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What is some patient education when giving Ibuprofen

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Take with food
Do not administer with Aspirin
NSAIDs can alter the effect of other drugs eg digoxin, warfarin

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What is the MOA of paracetamol

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Has both local and central action
Local action – COX inhibition
Central action- inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis in the CNS

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What are some ADRs of paracetamol

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ADRs are rare but potential - weak inflammatory effect

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What is some patient education when giving paracetamol

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Lots of other over the counter medications contain paracetamol in them e.g cold and flu - caution with exceeding daily dose

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What is an Opioid agonist

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Morphine

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What is an Opioid antagonist

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Naloxone

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What is the MOA of Morphine

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activation of descending inhibitory pathways of the CNS as well as inhibition of the nociceptive afferent neurons of the PNS

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What are some ADRs of Morphine

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resp. depression, excessive sedation, dysphoria, constipation, nausea and vomiting, tolerance and dependence

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What does Naloxone do?

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Reverse the effect of an opioid

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What assessments should be taken prior to prescribing Ibuprofen and what findings may led to a prescription being contraindicated

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History of ulcer disease or GI bleeding
use of anticoagulants, steroids or other NSAIDS
Significant co-morbidities

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What is the analgesic ladder

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flowchart for the step-wise pharmacological management of pain
Step 1: 1-3 mild pain
Step 2: 4-6 moderate pain
Step 3: 7-10 severe pain

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What are the different types of pain

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Acute- sudden onset
Chronic - reoccurring difficult to treat
Nociceptive- Stimulation of receptors
Neurogenic - lesions orPNS/CNS
Psychogen

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What serious adverse effect is possible from too much morphine. What is to be given?

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Sedation and resp. depression. Naloxone should be given

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Your patient feels sick and may vomit while on Morphine, what antiemetic should ideally be prescribed?

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Metocloprimide, works on increasing gut motility along with central effect as dopamine antagonist
Avoid ondansetron - leads to constipation as does the opioid

17
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What does opioid Sparing mean?

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Refers to the fact that with a non-opioid is combined with an opioid, the opioid dose can be lowered without compromising pain relief

18
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What is the MOA of tramadol

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Stimulates mu receptors
Also Inhibits the reuptake of nor adrenaline and serotonin

19
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What are some contraindications for Naloxone

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Patient hypersensitivity to drug

20
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What are the contraindications of tramadol and Morphine

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Conditions associated with increased intracranial pressure
Head injuries

21
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What are some contraindications to Ibuprofen

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Hypersensitivity to aspirin or other NSAIDs
Severe HF
Hx of GI ulceration

22
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What are some contraindications for paracetamol

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Severe hepatocellular insufficiency, hepatic failure, acute liver disease

23
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What is some patient education for Morphine and Tramadol

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Avoid drinking alcohol, drowsiness avoid driving, addictive

24
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What is the MOA of Loperamide

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Binds to opiate receptor in gut wall, reducing propulsive peristalsis, increasing intestinal transit time and enhancing resorption of water and electrolytes

25
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What are some ADRs of loperamide

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nausea, abdominal cramps, dizziness, drowsiness,

26
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What are some contraindication of loperamide

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conditions where peristalsis should be avoided

27
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What is some patient education when taking loperamide

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take as directed
Can be taken with and with our food
Laxatives may react with loperamide

28
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What does Endogenous morphine

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Elicits changes in endorphins

29
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Once a patient is given Naloxone what do you watch for

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Vital signs, sedation score, VIP score

30
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Endogenous ligand

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A small molecule that elicits a conformational change upon binding

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