opioids Flashcards
Mnemonic Monkeys Play Tennis Make Beautiful Noises, Never Fear
Monkeys: morphineplay :pethidine Tennis :Tramadol.Make : MethadoneBeautiful: BueprinorphineNoises : NalaxonNever : Naltoxan Fear : Fentynl
Mention weak opoid.
Propoxyphene
parial agonist
Bupernorphine
Actions of Morphine
Morphine mnemonic M: mu agonist Kappa + delta0: opiod agonistR: Reduce pain preceptionP: SedationH: Hind release of NT (substance p)I: inhibit Ascending pain pathwayN: numb pain sensationE: Enhance pain tolerance
Morphine indication?
MORPHINE mnemonic M : moderate: Sever pain0: opiod analgesic for acute painR: Respiratory distress in pallitive caseP: post-operative pain mangement. H: Hospital, end of Life care I : ischemic chest pain (angina)E: Emergency pain control (burns, Traum)
Morphine Adverse effects.
• Miosis no tolerance • Constipation can’t tolerated.Respiratory Depressionphysical dependanceHypo tensionItching -puritisNause and vomitingEuphoria and sedation
Drug Treat Acute Morphine Toxicity
Naloxone
Contra indications of Morphine.
M: Mythenia gravisO: Obstructive Sleep ApneaR: Respiratory depressionp: pregnancy (neonatorum asphyxia )H: Head injury ↑ ICPI: Intestinal obstructionN: Not in Liver, kidney diseasesE: Elder people (Hypothyrodism)
indication of Pethidine (Mepridine)
- Acute moderat: sever painNot more than 48 hr2- Labour pain3- Colic pain.Safe in Labour (√ Asphyxia neonatorum) Less Constipation
Advese effects of pethidine
↑ convlusions: Toxic norpethidin XX > 48 hr.Serotonergic effect (1 Seretonin) Don’t use with MAOI
Two drugsNot used with MAOI(seretonin)Both decrease constipation, Respiratory distress , dependance!
Play Tennis- Pethidine ( seretongic effect)-Tramadol Seretonin syndrom.
uses of Tramado L
1- chronic moderate pain2- Neuropathic pain.
which drug antagonise Tramadol.
partially by Naloxone
Methadone indications.
1- opoid addicts (Replace) Less withdrawal symptoms oral-active, Long acting → Less Craving sensation علاج الدمنین .2- Chronic pain severe
why Methadone Cause Arrythmia?
↑ QT intervalMITime From Ventricular contraction to Relaxation