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This opioid has an active metabolite that can cause seizures, most likely to occur after large doses or in renal patients
meperidine has an active metabolite of normeperidine
do opoids cause amnesia? Are they anesthetics
no, no (analgesia not anesthetics)
What receptor is for demerol?
kappa
This opioid has an active metabolite that can cause seizures, most likely to occur after large doses or in renal patients
meperidine has an active metabolite of normeperidine
can you reverse ventilatory depression without reversing the analgesia
no
What is the pupilary effect of opioids
pin point pupils secondary to inhibition of edinger-westphal nucleus causing pupil constriction, excatory action on the PNS. this decreases the IOP
do opoids cause amnesia? Are they anesthetics
no, no (analgesia not anesthetics)
What receptor is for demerol?
kappa
can you reverse ventilatory depression without reversing the analgesia
no
What is the pupilary effect of opioids
pin point pupils secondary to inhibition of edinger-westphal nucleus causing pupil constriction, excatory action on the PNS. this decreases the IOP
True or false? opioids reduce the thermoregulatory threshold simlar to inhalational agents
True
this durg s given to decrease shivering and ts receptor is>
meperidine kappa receptor.
Prrtis is stimulated by which receptor?
Mu
what is the effect of opioids on CTZ and vomiting center in the medulla?
drect stimulation of CTZ wich can cause immediate n/v, inhibit the vomiting center
Who is at high risk for n/v?
female, nonsmokers, otion sickness, pain, anxiety, dehydration,inhalational agents, opioids, N20, neostigmine, laproscopic, obgy, ent, abdominal, strabismus
What 5 antagoinits/mechanisums should be given to prevent N/V
Dopamine antagoinist (reglan/compazine, droperadol); Serotonin antagoinists (zofran); Histamine antagonist benadryl; and propofol and benzo's (ativan)
do morphine or the fentanyl derivtves assocated with a higher incdence of chest wall rgidty
both can cause it but alf and remi have the highest incidence.
What CV effects do opioids have?
morphine can decrease b