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Narcotic agonist actions
Act at specific opioid receptor site in the CNS, produced anaglesai, sedation and a sense of well-being
Narcotic agonist indications
Relief of severe acute or chronic pain, analgesia during anesthesia.
Narcotic agonist pharmacokinetics
IV is the most reliable way to achieve therapeutic response, IM & Sub-q rate varies between sexes and hepatic metabolism, generally excreted in urine and bile.
Narcotic agonist contradictions
Know allergies, pregnancy/labor/lactation & diarrhea caused by poisons.
Narcotic Agonist Cautions
Respiratory dysfunction, GI/GU surgery and acute abdomen or ulcerative colitis.
Narcotic agonists adverse effects
Respiratory depression w/t apnea, cardiac arrest, shock, orthostatic hypotension, N/V, constipation, biliary spasms, dizziness, psychoses, anxiety, fear and hallucinations.
Narcotic agonists drug-to-drug interaction
Alcohol, antihistamines, Barbiturate general anesthetics, benzodiazepines, phenothiazines and MAOIs.
Narcotic antagonists (naloxone, Narcan)
This drug reverse the effects of narcotics; and diagnosis suspected acute narcotic overdose.
Narcotic antagonists actions
Drugs that have a stronger affinity to bond to opioid receptors but they do not activate the receptors. These reverse the effects of opiods
Narcotic antagonists indications
Reversal of the adverse effects of narcotics, and treat narcotic or alcoholic dependence.
Narcotic antagonist adverse effects (3)
Tachycardia, BP changes and dysrhythmias
Non-narcotic analgesics (acetaminophen) actions
Acts directly on thermoregulatory cells of the hypothalamus but the mechanism of action are unknown related to the analgesic.
Used to treat pain and fever.
Non-narcotic analgesics (acetaminophen) Treatment of pain & fever
Treats pain and fever associated with a variety on conditions including influenza
Prophylaxis of children receiving diptheria-pert
Non-narcotic analgesics (acetaminophen) Adverse Effects
Headache, hemolytic anemia, renal dysfunction, skin rash, & fever. Hepatotoxicity usually associated with chronic use or overdose.
Drug-to Drug Interactions
Oral anticoagulants increase bleeding
Hepatotoxicity with barbiturates, carbamazepine, hydantoins or rifampin.