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30 Cards in this Set
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morphine |
strong opioid µ-receptor agonist >> K-receptor |
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methadone |
strong opioid µ-receptor agonist |
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fentanyl |
strong opioid µ-receptor agonist |
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hydromorphone |
strong opioid µ-receptor agonist
- more potent than morphine |
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oxymorphone |
strong opioid µ-receptor agonist
- more potent than morphine |
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meperidine |
strong opioid µ-receptor agonist
- anti-cholinergic effects |
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sufentanil |
strong opioid µ-receptor agonist >> δ,K-receptor |
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alfentanil |
strong opioid µ-receptor agonist |
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remifentanil |
strong opioid µ-receptor agonist |
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levorphanol |
strong opioid µ-receptor agonist |
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codeine |
partial opioid µ-receptor agonist
- for pain and cough |
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hydrocodone |
partial opioid µ-receptor agonist |
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oxycodone |
partial opioid µ-receptor agonist |
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propoxyphene |
partial opioid µ-receptor agonist |
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buprenorphine |
partial µ-agonist, K-antagonist |
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nalbuphine |
K-agonist, µ-antagonist |
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butorphanol |
K-agonist, partial µ-agonist/antagonist |
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pentazocine |
K-agonist, partial µ-agonist/antagonist |
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dextromethorphan codeine |
poorly understood moa
antitussive |
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naloxone |
opioid antagonist at µ, δ, K receptors
- opioid overdose |
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naltrexone |
opioid antagonist at µ, δ, K receptors
- opioid overdose and maintenance |
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nalmefene |
opioid antagonist at µ, δ, K receptors
- opioid overdose |
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alvimopan |
potent peripheral µ antagonist
- no effect on morphine analgesia (no CNS entry) |
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methylnaltrexone |
potent peripheral µ antagonist
- no effect on morphine analgesia (no CNS entry) |
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tramadol |
weak µ agonist, moderate SERT, weak NET inhibitor
- moderate pain adjunct |
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tapentadol |
weak µ agonist, moderate SERT, weak NET inhibitor
- moderate pain adjunct |
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ziconotide |
blocks presynaptic N-type VG Ca+ channels
- severe, refractory chronic pain |
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loperamide |
µ agonist in enteric nervous system
- diarrhea |
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diphenoxylate |
µ agonist in enteric nervous system
- diarrhea
- high doses can cause CNS opioid effects and toxicity |
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difenoxin |
µ agonist in enteric nervous system
- diarrhea |