opioids Flashcards

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General disadvantages of opioids:

A
Disadvantages
•catabolic state
•loss of appetite
•respiratory depression , circulation anesthesia
•delayed wound healing
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Pharmacological effects of opioids in general:

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Pharmacological effects: 
- Analgesia
•nociception , nerve fiber Ø
- Sedation
- Euphoria/dysphoria
- Cough relief
- Antidiarrheal
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Mechanism of effect of opioids:

- which receptors do they bind to?

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Binding to endorphine receptors:
- µ opioid receptor (MOR)
- κ opioid receptor (KOR)
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µ opioid receptor (MOR):

  • effect
  • side effects
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µ opioid receptor (MOR)
• specific , strong analgesic effect (brain , sc , periphery)
• slight sedation
• brainstem: inhibiting impulses of the respiratory centers —> respiratory depression
• antitussive
• brainstem vasomotor center —> bradycardia
• plexus myentericus —> obstipation
•medulla oblongata CTZ —> emesis

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κ opioid receptor (KOR)

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κ opioid receptor (KOR)
•slight analgesic effect spinal cord
•slight sedation
•dysphoria

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δ opioid receptor (DOR)

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δ opioid receptor (DOR)
• analgesia
•most important in the eye (only if damaged (1% morphine)

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Full agonists:

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Full agonist eg:

- morphine , fentanyl , methadone on µ receptors

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Full antagonists:

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Full antagonist : eg

-naloxone on both major receptors

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9
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Partial agonist:

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Partial agonist eg .

- buprenophine on µ receptors

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Agonist antagonist eg:

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Agonist antagonist eg .

  • butorphanol
  • –> agonist on κ receptors
  • –> antagonist on µ receptors
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General side effects opioids:

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Side effects: 
- respiratory depression
- emesis
- bradycardia
- obstipation
- Histamine release
morphine>> fentanyl : iv:carefully !
- Hyperthermia!
- Excitation, dysphoria cats
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Drugs belonging to the opioids:

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  • Morphine:
    • Sedation , respiratory depression , bradycardia , emesis
    • I.V
  • Fentanyl:
    • Short duraton of action (15 30 min)
    • Sedation, respiratory depression , bradycardia
    • IV bolus or infusion pump, transdermal patch
  • Sufentanyl
  • remifentanyl
  • Tramadol (Rare side effects)
  • Buprenorphine (very safe)
  • Butorphanol
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13
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Other sedatives:

NMDA receptor antagonist

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  • Ketamine =NMDA receptor antagonist
  • Amantadine (neuropathic pain) =NMDA receptor antagonist
  • Gabapentin: Tumors, neuropathic pain
    Postoperative: together with opioids
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