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Opioids and Reversals Flashcards

1
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what is sublimaze

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fentanyl

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fentanyl

class/ category

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Opioid agonist, synthetic (phenylpiperadine)

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fentanyl

uses

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  • Analgesia,
  • adjunct for general anesthesia,
  • MAC
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fentanyl

MOA

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Opioid μ receptor agonist

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fentanyl

dose (induction, balanced),

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2-6 mcg/kg IV LBW

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fentanyl

Bolus (analgesia)

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1-2 mcg/kg IV LBW

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fentanyl

Infustion (maintenance)

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0.5-5 mcg/kg/hr LBW (associated with accumulation of drug)

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Fentanyl

Onest, Peak, Duration

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Onset: 30-60 sec

Peak: 3-4 min

Duration: 30-60 min

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fentanyl

Metabolism, elimination, excretion

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Metabolism: Hepatic

Elimination: Pulmonary (75%), Hepatic

Excretion: Renal

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fentanyl

protein binding, VD, pKa

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Protein binding: 84%

VD: 4 L/kg

pKa: 8.4

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Fentanyl, remifentanil, Alfentanil, hydromorphone

CV effects

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  • ↓ HR, ↓ BP
  • Orthostatic hypotension, syncope
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Fentanyl, remifentanil, Alfentanil

Pulm Effects

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  • Skeletal muscle, “chest wall” rigidity with rapid administration of large doses – Treat with naloxone or neuromuscular blocker
  • Typically ↓ RR, ↑ TV
  • Ventilatory depression
  • ↓ ventilatory response to CO2 → ↑ PaCO2 – Shifts CO2 response curve to the right
  • Irregular breathing
  • High doses may result in apnea
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fentanyl

CNS effects

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  • ↓/↔ CBF, ↓/↔ CMRO2 ↓ ICP (if ventilation normal)
  • ↓/↔ CPP
  • Miosis
  • Euphoria
  • Sedation
  • Dystonic reaction (with rapid administration)
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Fentanyl, remifentanil, sufentanil, alfentanil, hydromorphone, morphine

GI effects

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  • N/V
  • Constipation
  • Biliary spasm
  • Delayed gastric emptying
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T/F fentanyl, remifentanil, sufentanil, alfentanil, hydromorphone, morphine can cause urinary retention and decrease in body temperature

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TRUE!

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Can fentanyl, remifentanil, sufentanil, alfentanil, hydromorphone, morphine cause myoclonus?

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Yes!

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fentanyl, remifentanil, sufentanil, Alfentanil, hydromorphone, morphine can cause ‘x’ especially where?

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Pruritus, especially around the nose

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caution using fentayl, remifentanil, sufentanil, alfentanil, hydromorphone, morphine with this injury, what could they cause?

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Use caution with head injury – Effects on wakefulness, miosis, and ventilatory depression with ↑ PaCO2

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What does Fentanyl, remifentanil, sufentanil, alfentanil, hydromorphone, morphine do to MAC requirements?

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Synergistically reduces MAC requirements

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Fentanyl, remifentanil is how many more times potent than morphine?

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100x more potent than Morphine

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T/F fentanyl has a cross-reaction with morphine allergy

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FALSE! No cross-reaction with Morphine allergy

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do fentanyl, remifentanil, sufentanil, alfentanil, hydromorphone, morphine have additive potential?

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YES

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23
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fentanyl can trigger what syndrome?

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  • May trigger serotonin syndrome
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24
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what is Ultiva

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Remifentanil

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remifentanil

class

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Opioid agonist, synthetic (phenylpiperadine)

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remifentanil

uses

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  • Analgesia
  • adjunct for general anesthesia
  • MAC
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remifentanil

MOA

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Opioid μ receptor agonist

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remifentanil

bolus (induction, balanced)

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0.5-1 mcg/kg IV LBW, administered slowly, over 1-2 min

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remifentanil

Bolus (analgesia)

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0.25-1 mcg/kg IV LBW, administered slowly, over 1-2 min

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remifentanil

Infustion (maintenance)

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0.1-1 mcg/kg/min IV, may extend up to 2 mcg/kg/min LBW

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remifentanil

onset, peak, duration

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Onset: 30-60 sec

Peak: 1 min

Duration: 5-10 min

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remifentanil

metabolism, protein binding

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Metabolism: Nonspecific plasma and tissue esterases

Protein binding: 93%

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remifentanil

VD, pKa

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VD: 0.39 L/kg

pKa: 7.2

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remifentanil, Sufentanil

CNS effects

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  • ↓/↔ CBF, ↓/↔ CMRO2, ↓ ICP (if ventilation normal)
  • ↓ CPP
  • Miosis
  • Euphoria
  • Sedation
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35
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remifentanil is associated with opioid-induced ‘what’

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Associated with opioid-induced hyperalgesia

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36
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prolonged administration of remifentanil can cause what?

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Prolonged administration may result in tachyphylaxis

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37
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remifentanil has similar potency to which medication?

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Potency similar to Fentanyl

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38
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what is sufenta

A

Sufentanil

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Sufentanil

class

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Opioid agonist, semi-synthetic (phenylpiperadine)

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Sufentanil

use

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Analgesia, adjunct for general anesthesia

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41
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Sufentanil

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Opioid μ, κ, δ receptor agonist

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Sufentanil

Bolus (induction, balanced)

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0.3 mcg/kg IV LBW

43
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Sufentanil

bolus (analgesia)

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0.1-0.25 mcg/kg IV LBW

44
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Sufentanil

Infusion (maintenance)

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0.5-1.5 mcg/kg/hr IV LBW

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Sufentanil

onset, peak, duration

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Onset: 30-60 sec

Peak: 3-4 min

Duration: 30 min, Dose-dependent

46
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Sufentanil

Metabolsim, elimination, active metabolite

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Metabolism: Hepatic

Elimination: Pulmonary (~60%) / Hepatic

Active metabolite: Desmethylsufentanil (10% of parent drug activity)

47
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Sufentanil

CV effects

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  • ↓ HR (profound ↓ may lead to ↓ CO) , ↓ BP,
  • Orthostatic hypotension, syncope
47
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Sufentanil

protein binding, VD, pKa

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Protein binding: 93%

VD: 2 L/kg

pKa: 8.0

48
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sufentanil

pulm effects

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  • Skeletal muscle, “chest wall” rigidity with rapid administration of large doses – Treat with naloxone or neuromuscular blocker
  • Typically ↓ RR, ↑ TV
  • Ventilatory depression
  • ↓ ventilatory response to CO2 → ↑ PaCO2 – Shifts CO2 response curve to the right
  • Irregular breathing
  • High doses may result in apnea
  • Antitussive
49
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Fentanyl, remifentanil, sufentanil can cause histamine release?

A
  • No histamine release
50
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sufentanil is how many more times potent than morphine

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1,000x more potent than Morphine

51
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which medication is 10x more potent than fentanyl

A

sufentanil

52
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what is Alfenta

A

Alfentanil

53
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Alfentanil

class

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Opioid agonist, synthetic

54
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Alfentanil

uses and MOA

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Uses: Analgesia, adjunct for general anesthesia, MAC

Mechanism of Action: Opioid μ receptor agonist

55
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Alfentanil

Bolus (induction, balanced)

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15-30 mcg/kg IV

56
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Alfentanil

Bolus (analgesia)

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5-10 mcg/kg IV

57
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Alfentanil

Infusion (maintenance)

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0.5-2 mcg/kg/min IV

58
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Alfentanil

Onset, Peak, Duration

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Onset: 30-60 sec

Peak: 1-2 min

Duration: < 10 min

59
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Alfentanil

metabolism, elimination

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Metabolism: Hepatic

Elimination: Hepatic, Renal

60
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Alfentanil

Protein binding, VD, pKA

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Protein binding: 92%

VD: 0.6 L/kg

pKa: 6.5

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Alfentanil

CNS effects

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  • ↓/↔ CBF, ↓/↔ CMRO2[4] ↓ ICP (if ventilation normal)
  • ↓ CPP
  • Miosis
  • Euphoria
  • Sedation
  • Dystonic reaction (with rapid administration)
62
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Alfentanil is how many more times potent than morphine

63
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Alfentanil is 1/10th as potent as which medication?

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1/10th as potent as Fentanyl

64
Q

what is dilaudid

A

Hydromorphone

65
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hydromorphone

class

A

Opioid agonist, semi-synthetic

66
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hydromorphone

uses

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Analgesia, adjunct for general anesthesia

67
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Hydromorphone

MOA

A

Opioid μ, κ, δ receptor agonist

68
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Hydromorphone

Bolus

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0.01-0.02 mg/kg IV

69
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Hydromorphone

onset, peak, duration

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Onset: 5 min

Peak: 10-20 min

Duration: 4-5 hr

70
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hydromorphone

metabolism, elimination

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Metabolism: Hepatic

Elimination: Renal

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hydromorphone, morphine

pulm effects

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  • Typically ↓ RR, ↑ TV
  • Ventilatory depression
  • ↓ ventilatory response to CO2→ ↑ PaCO2 – Shifts CO2 response curve to the right
  • Irregular breathing
  • High doses may result in apnea
72
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hydromorphone

CNS effects

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  • ↓ CBF, possible ↓ ICP (if ventilation normal)
  • Miosis
  • Euphoria
  • Sedation
  • Agitation
73
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hydromorphone is how many more times potent than morphine

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7x more potent than Morphine

74
Q

what is Duramorph or astromorph

75
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morphine

class/ category

A

Opioid agonist, natural (phenanthrene)

76
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Morphine

uses

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Analgesia, adjunct for general anesthesia

77
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morphine

MOA

A

Opioid μ, κ, δ receptor agonist

78
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Morphine

dose

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Bolus: 0.03-0.2 mg/kg IV TTE

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Morphine

onset, peak, duration

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Onset: 15-30 min

Peak: 30-90 min

Duration: 4-5 hr, dose-dependent

80
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Morphine

metabolism, elimination

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Metabolism: Hepatic and extrahepatic Renal

Elimination: Renal

81
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morphine

protein binding, VD, pKa

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Protein binding: 35%

VD: 2.8 L/kg

pKa: 7.9

82
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morphine

active metabolites

2 and effects

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Morphine-3-glucuronide (~60%): no analgesic or antianalgesic action)

Morphine-6-glucuronide (5-10%): full mu agonist → analgesia and ventilatory depression
-Longer duration than Morphine itself
-Binds with comparable affinity, 650x more analgesic potency)
-May accumulate with renal dysfunction

83
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morphine

CV effects

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  • ↓ HR, ↓ BP, positional changes can lead to ↓ CO, ↓ venous return
  • Orthostatic hypotension, syncope
84
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morphine

CNS

5

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  • ↓/↔ CBF, ↓/↔ CMRO2 ↓ ICP (if ventilation normal)
  • ↑/↓ CPP
  • Miosis
  • Euphoria
  • Sedation
85
Q

does morphine cause histamine release

86
Q

morphine should be used cautionsly with patients with what condition

A

Use caution in patients with renal dysfunction

87
Q

what is Narcan

88
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Naloxone

class/ category

A

Opioid antagonist

89
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Naloxone

use

A

Reversal of opioid-induced respiratory depression

90
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Naloxone

MOA

A

Competitive antagonist at μ, κ, δ opioid receptors

91
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Naloxone

Bolus, infusion

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Bolus: 1-4 mcg/kg/ IV; titrated in 40 mcg increments every 2 min

Infusion: 2-4 mg/hr

92
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Naloxone

onset, peak

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Onset: 1-2 min

Peak: 5-15 min

93
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Naloxone

duration, metabolism

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Duration: 30-45 min

Metabolism: Hepatic

94
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Naloxone

CV effects

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SNS surge
* ↑ BP, ↑ HR
* Dysrhythmias
* Cardiac ischemia

95
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Naloxone

Pulm effects

A

Pulmonary edema

96
Q

Naloxone

GI effects

A

N/V with awakening

97
Q

Naloxone may precipitate what kind of symptoms

A

May precipitate withdrawal symptoms in opioid-dependent patients

98
Q

Naloxone may cause reversal of what?

A

May cause reversal of analgesia, dose-dependent

99
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When giving Naloxone, what do you monitor for, and what may you need to do?

A

Monitor for recrudescence – May require repeat doses or continuous infusion for sustained opioid antagonism

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