Opiod Narcotics Flashcards

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Opiod narcotics

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  • powerful analgesia
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Endogenous opiods

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Body is producing opiods

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3
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Endogenous opiods

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Aka opiod agonist

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Classification

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  1. Strong agonist
  2. Mild to Mod agonist
  3. Mixed agonist and antagonist
  4. Antagonist
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5
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Strong agonist

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  • stimulates opiod receptor

- have a strong affinity to opiod receptors

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Examples of strong agonist

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  • morphine
  • hydromorphone
  • Fentanyl
  • demerol
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Mild to moderate agonist

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  • stimulate opiod receptor but they do not have a strong affinity
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Examples of mild to moderate agonist

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  • Codeine
  • oxycodone
  • hydrocodone
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Mixed agonist and antagonist

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  • less SE

- stimulates and block opiod receptor

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10
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Examples of Mixed agonist and antagonist

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  • Talwin
  • Stadol
  • Nubain
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Antagonist

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  • treatment for overdosage

- blocks opiod receptor

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12
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Examples of antagonist

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  • Nalmefene
  • Naloxone
  • Naltrexone
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SE of antagonist

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  • constipation
  • euphoria
  • dysphoria
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Ethanol

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  • inhibit the NMDA receptor (for memory and learning)
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