Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
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What are opiates

A

drug derived from opium poppy plant; highly addictive; can be natural, synthetic, endogenous

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2
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History of Fentanyl

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first developed in 1959 synthesized by Dr Paul Janssen; illegally manufactured and distributed in US; used for cardiac and vascular surgery

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3
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famous overdose from fentanyl

A

Singer Prince

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4
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What Schedule is Fentanyl

A

Schedule II

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5
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Medical Uses for Fentanyl

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analgesic and as an anesthetic

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6
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Street names for Fentanyl

A

China town, China girl, Great bear, murder 8, Apache, He-man, King ivory, Tango&Cash

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7
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Effective dose of fentanyl as compared to morphine and heroin

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100 times more potent than morphine and 50 times more potent than heroin

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8
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Lethal dose of Fentanyl

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2mg

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9
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Fentanyl Effects on the body

A

relaxation, euphoria, pain relief, sedation, confusion, nausea, urinary retention, respiratory depression, drowsiness

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10
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Fentanyl OD Symptoms

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coma, respiratory failure, cold and clammy skin, changes in pupillary size

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Routes of Administration for Fentanyl

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Injected, snorted, smoked, oral, blotter paper

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12
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withdrawal effects of fentanyl

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very miserable, appears 1-2 weeks after abuse, within 5 days symptoms of withdrawal subside

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13
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withdrawal symptoms of fentanyl

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pain and irritability, depression, anxiety, insomnia, hyperventilation, pupil dialation, elevated body temperature

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14
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treatments for fentanyl withdrawal

A

Naltrexone, Clonidine, Ultra-Rapid opioid Detoxification

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15
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when combined with fentanyl what drug provides greater relief from pain after surgery

A

Dexmedetomidine

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16
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from 2010 to 2016, what has happened to number of stamp bags in Allegheny county containing fentanyl

A

fentanyl started to appear in 2014 and rose dramatically after that

17
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What is Narcan

A

brand name for naloxone which is a fast acting medicine that reverses an opioid overdose

18
Q

What is Narcan Used For

A

to revive someone experiencing an opioid overdose

19
Q

How does Narcan work

A

through nasal spray, an automatic injector, or a bottle of naloxone and a syringe

20
Q

History of Opioid Epidemic

A

Kentucky was a major area of opioid drug use; over 259 mil opioids prescribed a year; 199 to 2017 over 500,000 deaths from overdose

21
Q

Purdue Pharmaceutical

A

attempted to promote and regulate the use and prescribing of oxycontin for pain relief

22
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Are Prescription Painkillers gateway drugs

A

yes

23
Q

narcotic

A

any drug that dulls the senses, relives pain, and induces sleep

24
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analgesic

A

a drug that relieves pain

25
Q

naloxone

A

short-acting opioid receptor blocker that crosses the blood–brain barrier and enters the brain faster than heroin or morphine

26
Q

synthetic opiates

A

man-made opiates that are not chemically similar to naturally occurring opiates

27
Q

5th vital sign

A

pain

28
Q

naltrexone

A

antagonist medication that treats opioid use disorder

29
Q

clonidine

A

agonist that surpresses symptoms of opiate withdrawal

30
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ultra-rapid detoxification

A

treatment technique for opiate withdrawal where subject is put under heavy sedation and naloxone and clonidine is given to the subject to completely block opioid receptors

31
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dexmedetomidine

A

sedative

32
Q

fentanyl analog

A

acetylfentanyl, furanylfentanyl, and carfentanil

33
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Enhanced State opioid overdose surveillance (ESOOS)

A

oversees the opioid overdose deaths in 10 states in the US