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From what class is Morphine?
Opiod Agonist.
Morphine should not be given after_____ ______ surgery.
Billiary tract
What is an alternative opiod to administer to a pt with biliary colic??
Meperidine
What do OD symptoms look like?
Pinpoint pupils
Respiratory depression
Coma
What prevention steps should the nurse take for the pt taking morphine (analgesics)?
Keep pt hydrated.
Must q4hr
Monitor vitals
Monitor I/O
Check for bladder distention q4-6 hr
Pt is threatening to OD on morphine. What can the nurse do in this situation?
Have Narcan (naloxone) and rescucitation equipment available
What is Narcan (naloxone) and what does it do?
An opiod antagonist.

Treats opiod narcotic OD
(complete or partial reverse of s/s)
The nurse should stop morphine (opiods) when the respiratory rate is less than ___.
12/min
The nurse should palpate the abd to check for bladder distention every ____
4 - 6 hrs
Morphine treats ________ to _____ pain
moderate to severe
Why might morphine cause constipation/urine retention?
Opiods decrease motility of the bowel. Affects peristalsis.

May also decrease urge to poop.
Meperidine should not be used for more than 48 hours because ______.
there is a risk of neurotoxicity.
A pt suffering s/s of neurotoxicity might be seizing, myoclonic(tremors) ______ or ______.
Delirious or agitated

(accumulation of normeperidine)
Morphine can suppress the ______. Pts should be instructed to _______.
Cough reflex.
cough regularly.

(nurse should auscultate for crackles/instruct pt to hyrdate)