Pharm Chapter 6 Opiods/ Narcotic

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Opioids act on

a. CNS

b. PNS

CNS

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Morphine is the prototype of opiod

Prototype where all opiods are measures

  • anaglesia

  • drowsines

  • mood changes

  • mental clouding without loss of conciousness

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heroin is __ more potent than morphine and more rapidly addicting

3x

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patients develope tolerance and depends on opiods ( T or F )

True

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Opiods are fedderally restricted as potential for abuse ( T or F )

True

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Most opiods are schedule

a. I

b. II

c. III

d. IV

b. II

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Some weaker opiods ( III-V )

Codeine, hydrocodone, dextromethorphan

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Opiods compete with endogenous substances like

Peptides

Enekphalins

Endorphins

Dynorphins

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The 3 opiod receptorss are

MU : Endorphins

Kappa : Dynophrins

Delta : Enkephallins

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Where are endorphins ( MU ) produces from ..

Hypothalamus & pituitary gland

  • Mixed agonist

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Kappa , Dynophrins are found arround pain nerve endings ( T or F )

True

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Dynorphins produce what effects…

Sedation and euphoria

alagesia

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Delta , Enkephalins are produced in …

CNS / PNS

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Naloxone is an antagonist and blocks all 3 receptor used for OD

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Opiods must go through phase 1 & II first ( T or F )

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opiod allergy is common ( T or F )

false

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Respiratory depresion causes of death in OD

true

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Stimulation of CTZ causes

Nausea and Emesis

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Miosis in OD of opiods

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Most common effects by opioids include mental confusion, nausea, vomiting, dry mouth, constipation, and urinary retention. 


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Full agonist

Morphine 10g only hosptials

Methadone help wean ppl off

Meperdine weaker than morphoine 75g = 10g morphine

Oxtcodeone / hydrocodone

Fentanyl

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Oxycodone + Ibuprofen =

Combunox

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Oxycodone + aspirin =

percodon

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oxycodone can combo and be used with NSAIDS , aspirin and acetaminophe ( T or F )

True

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Fentanyl is used during genral anesthesia and used for severe chronic pain

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Which is the most common opiod used in dentistry ?

Codeine

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What sceduele drug is codein ?

III = less potential for abuse

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120mg of codeine = 10 mg of morphone

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list the ammt of mg for the number of codeine

#2, #3, #4

#2-15mg

#3= 30mg

#4= 60mg

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Codeine is added into cough syrups as an antiissuive ( T or F )

T

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Codeine is ussaly combined with

a. Acetominophen

b. aspirin

c.NSAIDs

A

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Dextrometoprhan is an ….

antitussive

no analgesia

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Diphenoxylate ( lomotil ) is used as an

antidiarrheal ( Combo with atropine )

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tramadol has cns and Opiod activity its not a controled substance

it can cause neurotoxicity

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Pentazocine

only mixed for oral used ( agonist - antagonist )

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Mixed opiod examples

Pentazocine ( Only mixed for oral use )

butirohanol ( Nasal spray for migraines )

bupreonorphine ( narcotic withdraw drug )

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Full antagonist

Naloxone ( Used for OD )

Naltrexone ( alcholol or oipoid dependence )

Embeda treats pain without euphoric feelings