Pain Flashcards
Background information for Opioids
Activation of opioid receptors produces analgesia and sedation
Pharmacology of Opioids
Activate opioid receptors, providing pain relief
Indications of Opioids
- Pain
- Cough
Side effects of Opioids
- Sedation
- Respiratory Depression
- Constipation
- Dependency
Drug interactions of Opioids
- Increased incidence of sedation and respiratory depression when taken with other drugs that suppress the central nervous system
List the brand names and generic names of Opioids
Brand Name: Various combination products (C-III—C-V), Various combination products (C-II), Dilaudid, MS Contin [Kadian] (C-II), Roxanol (C-II), Oxycontin (C-II), Roxicodone (C-II), Ultram (C-IV)
Generic Name: Codeine (C-III—C-V), Hydrocodone (C-II), Hydromorphone (C-II), Morphine ER (C-II), Morphine IR (C-II), Oxycodone ER (C-II), Oxycodone IR (C-II), Tramadol (C-IV)
What is the antidote for Opioids?
Narcan (naloxone)