Opioids Flashcards
1
Q
Agonists - Lots of times given with acetaminophen for antissusive effects. Detromethorpon preferred because less abuse.
A
Codeine
2
Q
Agonists - more potent to morphine. Metabolites can accumulate in liver so not good for patients with liver/renal damage.
A
Oxymorphone/semisynthetics
3
Q
Agonists -
A
Hydromorphone/hydrocodene
4
Q
Agonists -
A
Fetanyl
5
Q
Agonists -
A
Sufetatil, alfentatil, carfentil
6
Q
Agonists -
A
Methadone
7
Q
Agonists -
A
Meriperidine - K agonist
8
Q
Agonists -
A
Diphenoxylate/Loperamide
9
Q
Agonists - Antagonists:
A
Buprenorphine
10
Q
Agonists - Antagonists:
A
Pentazocrine
11
Q
Agonists - Antagonists:
A
Nalbuphine/butorphanol
12
Q
Agonists - Antagonists:
A
Oliceridine
13
Q
Agonists - Antagonists:
A
Tapentadol
14
Q
Agonists - Antagonists:
A
Tramadol
15
Q
Agonists - Antagonists:
A
Naloxene
