Test 4 Opioid, Opioid Antagonists, and Antimigrane Shi Flashcards
Indications of opioids
Relief of severe acute or chronic pain
Analgesia during anesthesia
Contraindications of opiods
Diarrhea caused by toxins (C.Diff, food posining, ecoli)
Presence of GI obstruction
Adverse effects of opioids
Respiratory Depression
Ortho Hypo
GI
Neuro effects
Drug interactions of Opioids
Barbiturate general anesthetics
Other CNS depressants
Tapentadol: SSRI, MAOI, TCA, St John’s Wort
Anticholinergic agents
Antihypertensive agents
Opiod examples
Codeine
Alfentanil
Fentanyl
Hydrocodone
Levorphanol
Morphine
Morphine mnemonic for side effects
M- Myosis
O- Out of it ; sedation
R- Resp Depression
P- Pneumonia (aspiration)
H- Hypotension
I- Infrequency (urinary retention or constipation)
N- Nausea
E- Emesis
Narcotic Toxidrome signs
C- Coma
P- Pinpoint pupils
R- Resp depression
H- Hypoten
H- Hypothermia
H- Hyporeflexia
What are ergot derivatives used for?
Migranes
How do ergot derivatives work?
Cause constriction of cranial blood vessels and decrease pulsation of cranial arteries
Reduces hyperperfusion of basilar artery vascular bed
Types of ergot derivatives
Dihydroergotamine
Ergotamine
Triptans therapeutic action
Bind to selective seratonin receptor sites to cause vasoconstriction of cranial vessels
Indications of triptans
Treatment of acute migraine
Sumatriptan also used for cluster headaches in adults
True or false: Triptans are used for prevention of migraines ?
False
Contraindications of triptans
Preg
CAD