chapter 17- analgesia Flashcards

1
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what can the metabolite of meperidine cause

A

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

A

methadone

19
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what does propoxyphene markedly increase the serum levels of a

A

carbamazepine

20
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what can be used for opioid, alcohol addiction

A

naltrexone

21
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what is the clinical application of dextromethorphan

A

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

A

pain (mild to moderate); antitussive

24
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what are some adverse effects seen with dextromethorphan

A

dizziness, somnolence, fatigue

25
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what are some contraindications of morphine use

A

severe asthma, paralytic ileus, upper airway obstruction

26
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what are the clinical uses for alvimopan and methylnaltrexone use

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postoperative ileus, opioid-mediated bowel dysfunction

27
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what are some adverse effects seen with methadone (in addition to those seen with morphine)

A

delayed respiratory depression, prolonged QT interval, torsades de pointes

28
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what adverse effect can be caused when codeine is given in excessive dose

A

codeine

29
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what type of pain is oxycodone and hydrocodone used for

A

moderate to severe

30
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what are some adverse effects seen with morphine use

A

respiratory depression, hypotension, confusion, abuse potential, constipation, urinary retention