opiod

Question 1

Opiod analgesic

Answer 1

treat moderate to severe pain

Question 2

opiod Analgesic

Answer 2

Reduce pain by attaching to receptor in central nervous sustem altering reception to pain

Question 3

Classification

Answer 3

Agonist
agonist antagonist
agoneist

Question 4

w

Agonest antagonist

Answer 4

force analgesic response when alone but analgesic when administered/pure substance

Question 5

Antogonist

Answer 5

reverse respiratory and CNS depression caused by opiod overdose

Question 6

Schedule 11

Answer 6

Controlled substance act

Question 7

When do

When do you stop opiod

Answer 7

1.Stop meds and notify charge nurse if respiration under 12 /min
2.Have naloxone and resuscitation equiptment available
3.descourage use of opioid s withother CNS depressants and alcohol

Question 8

education

Answer 8

1. teach client to increase fluid fiber and physical activity
2. Administer laxative to counteract increase in bowel and stool softer to prevent constipation

Question 9

PN/actions

Answer 9

1.advise clients to sit or lie dow if lightheadedness or dizzy
2.if dialation to peripheral arterioles and veins slowly move client to standing or sitting position
3.Provide help/ambulation

Question 10

nursing action

Answer 10

1. check I&O
2. Check bladder for distention /palpalting lower abdomen every 4 to 6 hr. Opiod med can supress awarness of bladder
3. vitals signs
4. mechanical ventilation if necessry
5. administer naloxone opiod antogonisth that reverse respiratory depression and toxicity

Question 11

client education

Answer 11

1. cough to prevent accumulation of secretion
2. Avoid driving /operating heavy machinery

Question 12

vomitting

Answer 12

administer antiemetic

Question 13

Actions

Question 14

Precautions /contraindications

Answer 14

1. pregnancy /caution
2. Lactation/caution can cause withdrawl or respiratory depression/newborn
3. notify provider pregnancy expected or planned
4. premature infants
5. kidney failure clients
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