Toxicology - Opioids Flashcards

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Opioid Overdose - Clinical Manifestations

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decreased mental status
pinpoint pupils
decreased bowel sounds
depressed respiration

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Opioid Overdose - Management

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administer antidote (naloxone)
protect airway

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Naloxone - Dosing

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non-opioid-dependent patient: 0.4 mg IV
opioid-dependent patient: 0.4 mg IV and titrate to effect
bystanders: 2 mg IM or 4 mg IN

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Naloxone-Induced Pulmonary Edema - Treatment

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nitroglycerin
diuretics
positive pressure ventilation

prevention - smaller initial doses of naloxone

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Loperamide - MoA

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inhibits intestinal peristalsis through mu-opioid receptor agonism

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Loperamide Overdose - Clinical Presentation

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opioid overdose
severe cardiac arrhythmias

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Loperamide - Doses

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therapeutic - 16 mg / day
toxic - > 30 mg

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Loperamide - DDIs

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pgp inhibitors increase penetration through BBB and enhance effects

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Loperamide Overdose - Management

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naloxone
IV magnesium
sodium bicarbonate
IV isoproterenol
transcutaneous pacing

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