Ch 11 (test 2) Flashcards

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analgesics

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medications that relieve pain without causing loss of consciousness

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Breakthrough pain

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pain that occurs between doses of pain medication

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narcotics

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very strong pain relievers capable of producing addiction: given to provide analgesia.

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nonopioid analgesics

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analgesics that are not classified as opioids

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non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)

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a large chemically diverse group of drugs that are analgesics and also possess anti-inflammatory and antipyretic activity but are not steroids.

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opioid analgesics

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synthetic drugs that bind to opiate receptors to relieve pain but are not themselves derived from the opium plant.

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opioid naive

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describes patients who are receiving opioid analgesics for the first time and who therefore are not accustomed to their effects

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opioid tolerance

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a normal physiologic condition that results from long-term opioid use, in which larger doses of opioids are required to maintain the same level of analgesia.

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MU

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block pain, expect respiratory depression, euphoria, and sedation.

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Kappa

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expect some analgesia, MORE SEDATION, euphoria, and pupil dilation.

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Sigma

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expect some analgesia, DYSPHORIA, and psychosis.

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Codeine Sulfate

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  1. schedule II
  2. antitussive: cough supressor
  3. when combined with acetaminophen schedule III.
  4. from opium
  5. ceiling effect
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Duragesic, fentanyl

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  1. transdermal patch
  2. 72 hours to 1 wk
  3. for chronic/cancer pain
  4. opioid
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Demerol, meperidine

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  1. synthetic narcotic
  2. metabolized to a TOXIC metabolite with long half life.
  3. increased risk of seizures with prolonged use (>3 days)
  4. 50-100 mg IM; PCA 10mg/10min.
  5. not for elderly or pt with renal dysfunction
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Dolophine, methadone hydrochloride

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  1. used for narcotic addiction detox (long half life).
  2. 40-120mg po daily for narcotic maintenance.
  3. No high or euphoria
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Morphine Sulfate

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  1. comparison drug
  2. constipating
  3. ABUSE
  4. pulmonary edema; decreases dyspnea and treats L ventricular failure by dec workload
  5. PCA 1 mg/10min
  6. not used with renal insufficiency d/t toxic metabolites.
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OxyContin, oxycodone hydrochloride

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  1. continuous relief every 12 hr po
  2. synthetic related to morphine
  3. moderate to severe pain
  4. drug abuse
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Oxycontin + acetaminophen

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Percocet

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19
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Oxycontin + aspirin

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Percodan

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Contraindications for narcotic analgesic use

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  1. allergy

2. asthma

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Side effects of narcotic

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  1. CNS; euphoria and halucination sedation, confusion, diziness, ADDICTION.
  2. Respiratory; RESP DEPRESSION,
  3. GI: N&V, constipation
  4. GU; urinary retention
  5. cardiac; orthostatic hypotension, flushing face, palpitations, (apnea can produce cardiac arrest)
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Narcan, naloxone

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  1. antidote for narcotics
  2. IVP repeated every 2-3 min.
  3. pt will experience pain
  4. works by competing with narcotic for receptor site.
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MS contin

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sustained release morphine tablet used for CHRONIC severe pain.

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Duragesic is the name brand

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fentanyl is the generic name

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Demerol is the name brand
meperidine is the generic name
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Dolophine is the name brand
methadone hydrochloride is the generic name
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OxyContin is the brand name
oxycodone hydrochloride is the generic name
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Dependency time frame
physical occurs within 2 wks | psychological takes even longer
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prevent constipation with
increased fluids | high fiber
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opioid overdose triad
1. coma 2. respiritory depression 3. dilated pupils
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Narcotic agonist-antagonist
1. stim some receptors while blocking others 2. less abuse no euphoria 3. increased risk of anxiety, restlessness, confusion, psychotic episodes. 4. short term control of mod to sever pain 5. n&V, constipation dizziness hallucinations
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Stadol
1. Narcotic agonist-antagonist 2. given by IM, IV or nasal spray. 3. pre-op sedation/ migraine head aches
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Nubain
1. Narcotic agonist-antagonist | 2. given for labor and delivery
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Talwin
1. Narcotic agonist-antagonist | 2. oral analgesia
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Opioid antagonists
1. compete with opioid drugs for CNS receptor sites. | 2. used in cases of opioid overdose
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Trexan
1. used to maintain opioid-free status in former addicts. 2. used to treat alcoholism 3. contraindicated in pts with liver disease.
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Tylenol is the brand name
acetaminophen is the generic name
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Tylenol, acetaminophen
1. blocks peripheral pain impulse by inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis. 2. route is PO or PR 3. safest drug in use aside from aspirin 4. onset; 10-20, peak in .5-2 hr, duration 3-4. 5. half life is 1-4 hrs. 6. CHO slows abs.
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contraindications for aspirin use
1. Gi bleed (irritates gastric mucosa) 2. Children (Reyes disease) 3. Allergies: tartrazine yellow #5 4. Anemia, renal or liver disease.
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Overdose mgmt of Tylenol
1. Renal damage occurs with overuse 2. max dose is 4,000 mg/day 3. use of alcohol with Tylenol is dangerous 4. liver toxicity occurs with overdose
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Mucomyst is the name brand
acetylcysteine is the generic name
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Mucomyst, acetylcysteine
1. antidote for Tylenol overdose. 2. prevents hepatotoxic metabolite formation 3. given within 10 hrs. 4. PO every 4 hrs 18 times.
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Advil/Motrin are the brand names
ibuprofen is the generic name
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Advil, Motrin, ibuprofen
OTC NSAID
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Aspirin is the brand name
Asa a is the generic name
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Aspirin, salicylate (ASA)
1. OTC NSAID 2. Blocks prostaglandin synthesis to inhibit peripheral nerve impulse 3. ceiling effect 4. anti-platelet effect (prevents blood clot)
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Ultram is the name brand
tramadol is the generic name
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Ultram, tramadol
1. perscription NSAID for Mod to sever pain 2. similar SE to narcotics 3. PO q 6 hours 4. not for elderly