morphine; fentanyl; codeine; oxycodone

Question 1

what pharmacological class does morphine; fentanyl; codeine; and oxycodone belong to

Answer 1

opioid agonists

Question 2

what ROA does morphine come

Answer 2

oral subQ; IM; IV; epidural; intrathecal; PCC

Question 3

what ROA does fentanyl come in

Answer 3

IV; IM; transmucosal; transdermal

Question 4

what ROA does codeine come in

Answer 4

oral; subQ; IM; IV

Question 5

what ROA does oxycodone come in

Answer 5

oral; rectal

Question 6

opioid agonists such as morphine; fentanyl; codeine; and oxycodone act on which receptors

Answer 6

mu receptors and kappa receptors

Question 7

activation of which receptor produces analgesia; respiratory depression; euphoria; and sedation

Answer 7

mu receptor

Question 8

activation of which receptor produces analgesia; sedation; decreased GI motility

Answer 8

kappa receptor

Question 9

activation of mu receptors can also be linked to _____

Answer 9

physical dependence

Question 10

therapeutic effects of opioid agonists

Answer 10

relief of moderate to severe pain
sedation
reduction of bowel motility

Question 11

opioid agonists can reduce bowel motility which can give relief from

Answer 11

diarrhea

Question 12

opioid agonists can provide relief of moderate to severe pain from which conditions

Answer 12

postoperative; MI; following childbirth; cancer

Question 13

opioid agonist codeine can suppress _____

Answer 13

suppress cough