naloxone narcan Flashcards

1
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drug classification

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opiate antagonist/ antidote

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mechanism of action

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competetive opiate R antagonist- displaces narcotic molecules, has greater affinity for R site, but shorter duration

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onset

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less than 2 min IV, 2-10 min IM/ET

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4
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peak

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less than 2 min IV, 2-10 min IM/ET

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5
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duration

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20-120 min

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6
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half life

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60-90min

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indications, field use

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partial/complete reversal of respiratory depression caused by narcotic/opiate
coma of unknown origin
R/O narcotic involvement in polypharmacy overdose prior to RSI

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8
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contraindications

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hypersensitivity

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9
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side effects, adverse reactions

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hypotension, hypertension, ventricular dysrhythmias, n+v, seizures

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10
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Dose adult

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0.4-2mg slow Iv push, q 2-3 min IV,IO or until respiratory status improves
2mg IM
1 mg per nare IN, ET or until respiratory status improves

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dose pedi

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0.1mg/kg IM,IV,IN max dose of 2mg/dose

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12
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precautions

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caution with pt potentially dependend on narcotics, may induce withdrawal, including newborn infants with addicted mothers

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Drug on Drug interactions

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may induce withdrawal on narcotic dependend pt

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