Pharm Pain, Martin II Flashcards

1
Q

codeine affects what R

A

mu at low dose

at high dose starts to work on kappa

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2
Q

hydrocodone works on what R

A

mu

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3
Q

oxycodone works on what R

A

mu

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4
Q

what are the most widely prescribed outpatient analgesics

A
tylenol with codeine
codeine/aspirin
hydrocodone/acetaminophen
oxycodone/acetaminophen
oxycodone/aspirin
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5
Q

what is a common mixed opioid agonist-antagonist

A

buprenorphine

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6
Q

what occurs when partial agonist given with full agonist

A

act as antagonist!!

important concept

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7
Q

buprenorphine action on mu R

A

partial agonist

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8
Q

major use beuprenorphine

A

opioid detoxification

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9
Q

what R activated by high dose codeine cause psychotomimetic effects

A

kappa

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10
Q

what occurs with the antagonist side of opioid agonist/antagonist drugs

A

precipitate withdrawal Sx in physically dependent individuals since block effects of full agonists

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11
Q

what are the opioid antagonist

A

naloxone(narcan)

short acting, injected

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12
Q

what is naloxone used for

A

treat opioid overdose

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13
Q

what occurs if give naloxone to patient dependent on opioids

A

precipitate withdrawal syndrome

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14
Q

reward pathway

A

reduce excitability and transmitter release

inhibits VTA on GABA interneurons and increase ventral pallidum outflow which correlates to positive reinforcing state

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15
Q

which way does dose response curve shift in tolerance

A

to the right

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16
Q

what occurs in tolerance

A

R down regulated and signal transduction pathways desensitized

17
Q

what effects of opioids develop tolerance

A

analgesia
respiratory depression
euphoria
sedation

18
Q

what effects of opioids do not develop tolerance

A

miosis

constipation

19
Q

tolerance can be how high

20
Q

opioid withdrawal Sx

A
rhinorrhea
lacrimation
yawning
chills
piloerection
hyperventilation
hyperthermia
mydriasis
vomiting
diarrhea
anxiety
21
Q

firs 8 hours withdrawal Sx

A

anxiety and drug craving

22
Q

8-24 hours withdrawal Sx

A
anxiety
insomnia
GI disturbance
rhinorrhea
mydriasis
diaphoresis
23
Q

up to 3 days Sx withdrawal

A
tachycardia
nausea vomiting
HTN
diarrhea
fever
chills
tremors
seizure
muscle spasm
24
Q

Tx opioid withdrawal

A

monitor

if need– clonidine a2 agonist

25
effects of clonidine during withdrawal of opioids
reduce cravings reduce anxiety reduce sympathetic outflow
26
primary signs of opioid overdose
lethargy or coma depressed respiration pinpoint pupils
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secondary signs opioid overdose
``` hypotension hypothermia with cold or clammy skin PE conbulsions hypoxia with dilated pupils ```
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when see dilated pupils but know opioid overdose | give what
naloxone