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Opioids - effects
RS, CVS, GI, Eye, CNS
RS - Cough suppressant
CVS - Brady
GI - Spasm(increase tone)
Eye - Miosis (EW nucleus)
CNS - sedation , seizures
Exceptions of opioid CVS effects
(Mn - TRAMpoline MEla PEN)
Cause tachycardia
TRAMadol
MEperidine
PENtazocaine
Opioid tolerance
& Exceptions (Mn- Mi > C A S E )
Tolerance - rapid to Euphoria
Mi-osis
Constipation, Convulsions
Analgesia
Sedation
Emesis
Reverse opioid tolerance
Ketamine
Rx to post anaesthetic/ infusion related shivering
Meperidine/ pathidine
Fentanyl analogies
(SU R AL - “fentanyl” )
SUfentanyl
REMIfentanyl
ALfentanyl
Fentanyl - effects on RS CVS , Hep & renal
RS - minimal histamine release : ✅ Br. As.
CVS - minimal cardiac depression : ✅ cardiac / hemodynamically unstable pt
Hep & renal : ✅ failures
Wooden chest syndrome
High dose of FENTANYL
Chest wall rigidity
Ventilation difficulty
Rx: NM blockers, Opioid ant.
Mu opioid based agonist ( less ADR)
GPCR with beta arresting pathway
OLICERIDINE
Buprenorphine - MOA
Partial agonist @ Mu
Antagonist @ kappa , delta
Opioid withdrawl syndrome - Rx
Opioid use disorder - Rx
(Mn - BU M)
Buprenorphine
Methadone - full Mu agonist
(Reduce cravings)
Safe opioids in Biliary colic / Abd pain
Buprenorphine
Pentazocaine
NMDA receptor antagonist & GABA - A enchancer
(Receptors ends with ‘A’ drug starts with ‘A’ )
Acamprostate