Opioid Analgesics And Antagonists Flashcards

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Opioids

Longest half life

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Buprenorphine

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Opioids

Shortest half life

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Remifentanil

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Opioid receptors
Inhibition of respiration
Tolerance
Slowed GI transit

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Mabagal hUminga
DelTa
Konstipation

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Strong agonist at M receptor
Severe pain post MI
Exerts hemodynamic effects on pulmo circulation
Addiction liability

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Morphine

Full agonist

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Strong agonist at M receptor
Severe pain
Chronic pain
Breakthrough cancer pain

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Fentanyl

Full agonist

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Strong agonist at M receptor

Most potent opioid

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Ohmefentanyl

Full agonist

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Strong agonist at M and K receptors
Muscarinic blocking actions
DOC SPASMODIC BILIARY AND RENAL PAIN
Labor analgesia
DOC PANCREATITIS PAIN
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Meperidine

Full agonist

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Strong agonist at M receptor
Binds NMDA receptors and antagonizes glutamate effects
METHADONE MAINTENANCE THERAPY
NOVEL TX FOR LEUKEMIA

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Methadone

Full agonist

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Agonist at M and K receptors
Inhibits pain at SPINAL AND SUPRASPINAL SITES
Cancer pain
Neuropathic pain
Chronic pain
WOF hypogonadism and hearing loss
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Hydrocodone

Partial agonist

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DEPRESS MEDULLARY COUGH CENTER through sigma receptor stimulation

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Dextromorphan

Partial agonist

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RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME
OPIOID WITHDRAWAL
WOF FATAL CARDIOTOXICITY 1C

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Propoxyphene

Weak agonist

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Strong agonist at K receptors. Weak antagonist at M receptors
BALANCED ANESTHESIA
Opioid and alcohol dependence

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Nalbuphine

Mixed agonist-antagonist

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OPIOID OVERDOSE

precipitates abstinence syndrome in pts with opioid dependence

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Naloxone

Systemic antagonist

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FIBROMYALGIA
WOF nausea
CI epilepsy

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Tramadol

Dual acting opioid analgesic

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Pupillary constriction
Coma
Respiratory depression

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Opioid overdose

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