Pain Management Flashcards

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Ofirmev

A

Acetaminophen IV

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Narcan

  • Indication
  • Form
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Naloxone

  • I: management of opioid overdose
  • Form: IV
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MSIR

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Morphine IR

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Embeda

  • Caution:
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ER morphine and naltrexone embed

  • Caution: avoid EtOH => speeds the release of morphine, which can lead to respiratory depression
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Dilaudid

  • Potency compares to morphine
  • Forms
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Hydromorphone

  • More potent than morphine with decrease histamine release and no active metabolites.
  • An option to morphine for pts w/ renal impairment
  • Forms: IM/SC/IV/PO/Suppository
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Exalgo

  • Form
  • Frequency
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Hydromorphine OROS ER

  • PO QD
  • Break into clumps if crushed or turns into a thick gel if mixed with liquid to defer pt from abuse
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Zohydro

  • Form
  • Frequency
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Hydrocodone ER

  • Do not crush/chew
  • PO BID
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Roxicodone

A

Oxycodone

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OxyContin

  • Frequency
A

Oxycodone

  • PO Q12H
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Oxecta

  • Special about this drug
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Oxycodone IR

  • Discourage abusers: breaks into chunks instead of a powder if crushed, turns into gel if mixed w/ liquid, and contains Na laurel sulfate, which irritates the nose if it’s snorted.
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Opana

  • Form:
  • Frequency
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Oxymorphone ER

  • F: IV, IM, SC, PO
  • Q12H
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Demerol

  • Avoid
  • DDI
  • Forms
  • Max dose:
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Meperidine

  • Avoid in renal insufficiency: increase chance of sz
  • DDI: MAOIs
  • Forms: IV/IM/SC/PO/Syrup
  • Max: 600mg/d due to SZ
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Fentanyl

  • Potency
  • Safe in which population
  • Duration of action
  • DDI
A

Fentanyl

  • 100x potent than morphine. Has insignificant histamine release. Decrease sedation and constipation
  • Safe for pt w/ renal failure
  • Has quick onset and short duration of action
  • CYP3A4 substrate
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Q

Sublimaze

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Fentanyl injection IV/IM

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Lazanda

  • Indication
  • # s of spray in bottle:
A

Fentany nasal spray

  • Indication: breakthrough pain
  • each bottle contains 8 sprays
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16
Q

Actiq

A

Fentanyl lozenges - dissolves slowly in mouth

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17
Q

Abstral

A

Fentanyl SL tab

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18
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Subsys

A

Fentanyl SL srpay

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Fentora

  • Direction to take:
A

Fentanyl buccal tab:

  • Buccal: place b/w the cheek and gums. Leave it there until it dissolves
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Onsolis

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Fentanyl buccal soluble film

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Duragesic

  • Form
  • Frequency
  • Dispose
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Fentanyl Patch

  • F: Q3D or Q72H
  • Dispose: fold and flush down the toilet
  • Remove prior to MRI
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Diskets

  • Indication
  • High dose: 40mg
  • high dose can cause:
A

Methadone

Indication

  • Severe pain in opioid tolerance pts: 5, 10mg tab
  • Opioid dependence: 40mg for detox and maintenance tx of opioid addicted pts. Not FDA approved for pain

High dose:

  • Arrhythmia, respiratory depression
  • QT Prolongation
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23
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Vicodin

  • Max
A

Hydrocodone/APAP 5/300

  • Max 8 tabs
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Vicodin ES

  • Max
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Hydrocodone/APAP 7.5/300

  • Max: 6 tabs
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Vicodin HP - Max
Hydrocodone/APAP 10/300 - Max 6 tabs
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Norco
Hydrocodone/APAP 5/325, 7.5/325, 10/325
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Vicoprofen
Hydrocodone/ibuprofen 7.5/200
28
Tylenol + Codiene ``` #1: #2 #3 #4 ``` - Black box - Indication
``` #1: 300/7.5 #2: 300/15 #3: 300/30 #4: 300/60 ``` - Black box: do not use in kids after a tonsillectomy due to some deaths and serious ADEs - Codeine is a prodrug that converts into morphine by 2D6 - Indication: mild to moderate pain
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Roxicet
Oxycodone + APAP: 5/325mg Q6H
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Percocet | Endocet
Oxycodone + APAP: Q4-6H 5/7.5/10 plus 325 mg - CS II
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Xartermis XR
Oxycodone + APAP: Q12H - Same as percocet/endocet
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Percodan | Endodan
Oxycodone + ASA: Q6H 4. 88/325mg 2. 44/325
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Butrans - MOA - Form and frequency - Indication - CS
Buprenorphine transdermal system - MOA: partial opioid agonist and antagonist - F: Patch change once a week - Indication: mod to severe pain Do not give w/ other opioid - CS: III
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Subutex - Indication - DEA - CS
Buprenorphine - Pain given 3-4x/d - Opioid addiction - Tx of opioid dependence - DEA # starts with X is required to dispense to treatment of opioid addiction. If rx for pain, do not need DEA w/ X - CS III
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Fioricet with codeine - Indication - Max
APAP + butalbital + caffeine + codeine 325/50/40/30 - Indication: Tension or muscle contraction HA - Max: 6 tabs/d
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Fiorinal with codeine - Indication - Max - CS:
ASA + butalbital + caffeine + codeine 325/50/40/30 - Indication: Tension or muscle contraction HA - Max: 6 tabs/d - CS III
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Vivitrol - Form - Indication - Dose
Naltrexone ER - Form: IM - Indication: Treat and prevent replace after detox EtOH dependence - Dose: 380mg ONCE a month IM injection
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Utram - Indication - Max dose - SEs - DDI
Tramadol - Indication: mod to severe pain - Max dose: 400mg/d in health pt; 300mg in elderly SEs: - Dizziness, GI upset, *constipation - *Somnolence - Seizure DDI - MOAIs, SSRIs, SNRIs = may cause serotonin syndrome
39
Ultracet - Duration of use
37. 5 Tramadol + 325 APAP | - For short term 5 days
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Nucynta - Indication - Max dose - CS - SE
Tapentadol => similar to Tramadol - Indication: mod to severe pain in > 18 y.o - Max dose: 600mg/day - CS: II SEs - Resp depression - CNS depression - Serotonin syndrome - Increase risk of SZ
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MS Contin - Frequency - Form
Morphine - Q8-12H - CR tab - don't break or chew 15, 30, 60, 100, 200mg
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Oramorph - Frequency - Form
Morphine - Q8-12H - CR tab - don't break or chew
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Avinza - Frequency
Morphine ER - 24H: Opened and sprinkled on applesauce
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Kadian - Frequency
Morphine ER - 12- 24H: Opened and sprinkled on applesauce
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Embeda - Frequency - Avoid
Morphine ER - 12-24H: morphine pellets with an inner core of naltrexone - Avoid w/ EtOH = speed the release of morphine = CNS depression
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Roxanol
Morphine Soln
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RMS
Morphine suppository
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Lorcet - Dose
hydrocodone/APAP - 10/650mg
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Percolone
Oxycodone
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Xartemis XR - Dose
Oxycodone + APAP - Dose: 2 tab Q12H
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Pethidine - Avoid
Meperidine - Avoid in renal insufficiency: increase chance of sz
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Dolophine - Indication - High dose can cause
Methadone Indication - Severe pain: in opioid tolerance pts: 5, 10mg tab - Opioid dependence: 40mg for detox and maintenance tx of opioid addicted pts. Not FDA approved for pain High dose: - Arrhythmia, respiratory depression
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Buprenex - MOA - Indication - CS
Buprenorphine injection - MOA: partial opioid agonist and antagonist. Do not give w/ other opioid - Mod to severe pain - CS: III
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Suboxone - Form - Dose/Indication - CS Category
Buprenophine/naloxone - Form: film - Dose/Indication Pain: given 3-4x/day Opioid addiction: QD DEA # starts with X is required to dispense to treatment of opioid addiction. If rx for pain, do not need DEA w/ X - CS III
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Zubsolv - Form - Dose/Indication - CS Category
Buprenorphine/Naloxone - F: SL TAB - Dose/Indication Pain: given 3-4x/day Opioid addiction: QD DEA # starts with X is required to dispense to treatment of opioid addiction. If rx for pain, do not need DEA w/ X - CS III
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Ultram - Max dose: - SEs
Tramadol - Max: 400mg/d due to seizure Age > 75: max 300mg/day - SEs: Anticholinergic, SZ, sedation
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Ryzolt - Frequency:
Tramadol - Frequency: QD
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Ultracet
Tramadol + APAP
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ReVia - Form: - Indication
Naltrexone - Form: PO QD - Indication: Treat and prevent replace after detox EtOH dependence
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Depade - Form: - Indication
Naltrexone - Form: PO QD - Indication: Treat and prevent replace after detox EtOH dependence
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Hysingla - Form - Frequency
Hydrocodone - ER - PO QD
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Targiniq - Frequency
Oxycodone + Naloxone ER - PO Q12H
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Bunavail - Form - Dose/Indication
Buprenorphine + naloxone - Form: Buccal film - Dose/Indication Pain: given 3-4x/day Opioid addiction: QD
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Evzio - Indication - Form
Naloxone - I: management of opioid overdose - Form: SC/IM auto-injector
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Relistor - Form - Indication
Methylnaltrexone - Form: SC - I: tx for opioid-induced constipation
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Movantik - Form - Indication: - CS
Naloxegol - Form: SC - I: tx for opioid-induced constipation - CS: II
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Campal - Indication - Dose/frequency
Acamprosate - I: Tx of EtOH dependance or alcoholism Decrease craving - Dose: 666mg PO TID
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Antabuse - Indication - Frequency
Disulfiram - I: Tx of EtOH dependance or alcoholism - D: PO QD
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Gralise - Indication
Gabapentin ER QD - I: post-herpetic neuralgia