Module 11 (part of test 4) Flashcards

1
Q

What does an analgesic do?

A

Relieves pain

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2
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What is an opioid analgesic?

A

natural/synthetic morphine-like drug

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3
Q

Where are opioid receptors located?

A

brain and spinal cord

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4
Q

Opioids are used to reduce _____ to ____ pain?

A

mod

sev

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5
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What is a narcotic?

A

Any morphine-like drug

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6
Q

Opium comes from?

A

poppy flower

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7
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What is the natural opioid narcotic called?

A

morphine

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8
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What is the synthetic opioid narcotic called?

A

Demerol

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9
Q

Opioids interact with binding sites in the _____ with their highest concentration in the _______ system?

A

CNS

Limbic

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10
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What is the term for our own natural opiates?

A

Endogenous Endorphins

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11
Q

What was the prototype narcotic analgesic?

A

Morphine (1817)

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12
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What drug is used to reduce Nausea produced by narcotics?

A

Phenergen

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13
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Morphine causes ________ which means pupillary constriction?

A

miosis

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14
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What is the number 1 cause of death from OD of narcotics?

A

Respiratory Depression

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15
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What is the average dose of Morphine VS. the Addicts Dose?

A

10mg

250mg

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16
Q

What drug is used in the treatment of opioid addiction?

A

Methadone

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17
Q

What is the difference between Methadone and Heroin/Morphine?

A

it isn’t Euphoric

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18
Q

What is the number 1 Narcotic used in Hospitals?

A

Demerol

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19
Q

What is the potency of Demerol when compared to Morphine?

A

75mg demerol = 10 mg morphine

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20
Q

Can you use Demerol ln a patient who is on anti-depressants?

A

no

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21
Q

What drug is 10 x more potent than morphine?

A

Dilaudid

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22
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Dilaudid is only used for ______ pain?

23
Q

Codeine derivative are ______ as potent as Morphine?

24
Q

Dilaudid is a ________ form of morphine?

A

semi-synthetic

25
Percocet is a combination of what 2 drugs?
Oxycodone | Acetaminophen
26
Oxycodone with Aspirin = _________
Percodan
27
What drug mixture gives RAPID pain relief and is in capsule form NOT tablet?
Tylox- oxycodone and acetaminophen
28
What is the Controlled Release oral form of Oxycodone?
OxyContin
29
What is good about OxyContin OP and what is bad?
Good- can't crush up and snort/shoot up | Bad- side effects/absorption
30
Ibprofen + Hydrocodone = _________
Vicoprofen
31
Acetaminophen + Hydrocodone = ________
Lortab | Lorcet
32
What semi-synthetic Codeine derivative is used with very low levels of acetaminophen?
Narco
33
Codeine is _______ and more active ______?
natural | orally
34
Codeine is used to treat ______ to _____ pain?
mild | mod
35
Codeine has an increased sedation effect for people taking what 3 drugs?
St. John's Wort ANtidepressants Paxil/Prozac
36
What drug is used in the treatment of TMD?
Soma
37
What 2 drugs have propoxyphene as their main component?
Darvon | Darvocet
38
Darvocet is ______ + propoxyphene?
acetaminophen
39
What 2 drugs are just as effective as Aspirin or Acetaminophen ALONE?
Darvon | Darvocet
40
Hydrocodone is a schedule _____ drug?
3
41
Oxycodone is a schedule ______ drug?
2
42
What drugs were replaced by Benzodiazepines?
Barbiturates
43
Do Non-Narcotic Analgesics act on the CNS?
no
44
Aspirin is _________ which is a component of?
acetylsalicylic acid | willow tree bark
45
Aspirin reduces pain by inhibiting what?
prostaglandin synthesis
46
Aspirin is used in the treatment of gout due to its _______ agent?
uricosuric
47
What is a prophylactic dose of Aspirin? What is an effective dose?
81mg | (2) 325 mg tabs
48
Aspirin can't be given to people under ______ years old due to ______ syndrome?
19 | Reyes
49
What are 2 common side effects of Aspirin?
bleeding | stomach ulcers
50
Acetaminophen is more commonly called?
Tylenol
51
Does Tylenol affect platelets?
no
52
Tylenol can cause ______/_______ failure if too much is taken?
liver | kidney
53
NSAIDS reduce _______, ________, and ______ ability?
inflammation (cramps) fever clotting