opioids Flashcards

1
Q

opioid agonists bind to

A

mu opioid receptors

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2
Q

opioid receptors are distributed in the

A

CNS and gut

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3
Q

Factors contributing to Drug of choice

A
  1. availability
  2. cost
  3. rapidity of onset
  4. efficacy
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4
Q

has opioid overdose been decreasing

A

yea

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5
Q

Opioid agonist popular today

A

fentanyl

  • more potent than morphine
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6
Q

can fentanyl cross the brain blood barrier?

A

yea, very lipophilic

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7
Q

infection drug use medical co-morbidities

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local and systemic

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8
Q

methadone has a long or short half life?

A

long half life

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9
Q

COWs

A

clinical opiate withdrawal scale

  • clinical observations and self-reported symptoms
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10
Q

clonidine

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helps with anxiety, sweating, tachy and insomnia

  • alpha-2-adrenergic agonist
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11
Q

methadone

A

can be used in the management of relapse prevention due to its mimicry of opioid receptor agonist

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12
Q

Can buprenorphine also be used in relapse prevention?

A

yea

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13
Q

naltrexone works by

A

blocking of drug targets by receptor antagonist MOA

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