chapter 17- analgesia Flashcards

1
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what can the metabolite of meperidine cause

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seizures and CNS excitability

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2
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what are some adverse effects seem with tramadol

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MI, pancreatitis, anaphylaxis, seizure

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3
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what is the sole anesthetic agent for procedures that do not require skeletal muscle relaxation

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ketamine

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4
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what is the clinical use for morphine

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pain (moderate to severe); analgesia for mechanically ventilated patient

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5
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what are some contraindications for codeine use

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during delivery of premature infant; premature infant

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6
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what can be used for acute opioid toxicity

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naloxone

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7
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what metabolizes morphine

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liver

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8
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what is an absolute contraindication for dextromethorphan use and why

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cadmic of MAOI because of risk of serotonin syndrome

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9
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what are some additional side effects seen with meperidine

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euphoria and mydriasis

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10
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what drug used in combination with naloxone results in greater anxiety tremors, palpitations, hot and cold flashes, and elevated plasma cortisol levels

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yohimbine

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11
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what medication is likely used for long-lasting pain relief in cancer patients

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methadone

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12
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what are some contraindications for naltrexone use

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acute hepatitis or liver failure

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13
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what opioid receptor antagonist can adversely cause pulmonary embolisms

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naltrexone

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14
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what is a contraindication for tramadol use

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respiratory depression

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15
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what is a contraindication for meperidine use

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recent or concomitant MAOI use

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16
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what forms are levorphanol available in

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IV and oral forms

17
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how desk quinidine reduce analgesic effects of codeine

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by inhibiting bioactivation of codeine to morphine

18
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what can be used for detoxification of patients with opioid addiction

19
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what does propoxyphene markedly increase the serum levels of a

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carbamazepine

20
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what can be used for opioid, alcohol addiction

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naltrexone

21
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what is the clinical application of dextromethorphan

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cough, neuropathic pain

22
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why is a wider application of ketamine limited

A

its psychomimetic effects

23
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what is the clinical use of codeine

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pain (mild to moderate); antitussive

24
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what are some adverse effects seen with dextromethorphan

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dizziness, somnolence, fatigue

25
what are some contraindications of morphine use
severe asthma, paralytic ileus, upper airway obstruction
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what are the clinical uses for alvimopan and methylnaltrexone use
postoperative ileus, opioid-mediated bowel dysfunction
27
what are some adverse effects seen with methadone (in addition to those seen with morphine)
delayed respiratory depression, prolonged QT interval, torsades de pointes
28
what adverse effect can be caused when codeine is given in excessive dose
codeine
29
what type of pain is oxycodone and hydrocodone used for
moderate to severe
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what are some adverse effects seen with morphine use
respiratory depression, hypotension, confusion, abuse potential, constipation, urinary retention