Promedolum
2. A patient has signs of acute ^ poisoning by morphine^: sharp miosis, loss of consciousness, decrease of the arterial blood pressure and Cheyne-Stokes respiration. Choose the proper antagonist to be given. A. Naloxonum B. Camphor C. Lobeline D. Cytitonum E. Cordiaminum (nikethamide)
Naloxonum
Stimulation of the opioid receptors in the
CNS
Blockade of the opioid receptors of the CNS
A. Tolerance В Euphoria C. Obstipation D. Inhibition of breathing E. Reduction of diuresis
Tolerance
A. Promedolum (trimeperidine) B. Tramadol C. Ibuprofen D. Ketorolac E. Morphine
Promedolum
A.Phentanyl B. Promedolum (trimeperidine) C. Pentazocin D. Omnoponom E. Codein
Phentanyl
16. A patient with hip fracture was prescribed a narcotic analgetic. Its anesthetic action is determined by interaction with the following receptors: A Opiate receptors B Adrenoreceptors C Cholinoreceptors D Benzodiazepine receptors E GABA-ergic receptors
Opiate receptors
A Narcotic analgesics
B Sedatives
C Non-narcotic analgesics
D М-cholinergic antagonists
Narcotic analgesics
A Promedol
B Analgin
C Morphine hydrochloride
D Panadol
Promedol
A Morphine B Atropine C Phosphacole D Caffeine E Barbital
Morphine
A Abstinence syndrome B Cumulation C Tolerance D Sensibilization E Dependence
Abstinence syndrome