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opiods

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reverse opiods naloxone
act like morphine demerol/fentynyl and methadone/darvon
dilaudid reserved for severe not relieved by ms
agonist-antagonist prefered over agonist opiod r/t less abuse (ultram)
CNS toxic talwin
tolerance more drug needed for same effect
dependence psysiological development of w/d in absence (must taper if LT use)
addiction psychological dependence
somatic pain well localized
visceral pain poorly localized, can be referred
neurapathic pain injury to CNS
opiod agonist inhibit painful stimuli
morphine and demerol cause histamine release > sweating/itching
dosing begin RTC, also give APAP 4000 mg day if no contraind.
NSAIDS&APAP dont use together, wont improve pain
alter pain perception adjuvant drugs: ex gabapentin, phenytoin, clonezapam
new drug use equiv. table
rescue dose 5-15% of 24 hr dosing
opiod dosing 24 hr and reduce by 25-50% based on age, intensity, renal/liver, etc
opiod dosing in elderly reduce by 75%
opiods and gero start bowel regimen
opiods and peds morphine, codeine, and demerol only
opiods and preg cat C also causes neonatal w/d symptoms
D/C of opiods taper if LT
dosing of opiods take prior to onset of severe pain
opiods contrain. in IICP/head injury, liver/renal impaired/acute abdomen
opiod adv effects syncope, N/V, sedation, lethargy
dilaudid max analgesia effects while min. SE of morphine
Created by: keoughrn
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