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Opioid-Inportant info
Schedule 2 narcotics
Produce stupor & numbness

Severe-
Moderate pain

Work in CNS
Opioid-MOA
Agonist-binds to receptor&causes a response

Partial Agonist--binds to receptors and causes limited actions.
Opioid
TU
Pain, antitussive, diarrhea, sedation, pre op, heroin detox, obstetric analgesia
Opioid

Side Effects
Alter LOC
Decreased...
resp
UOP
Peristalsis
N,V,C
BP
Dependance
dizziness
drowsiness
Opioid

CA
LOC
BP
Resp status hold if less than 12RR(Prior and during Tx)
drug interaction
hepatic/renal function(UOP)
mental status
Opioid

Pt teaching
Assess LOC
Monitor VS closely--esp. Resp
Strict I/O
S&S anaphylatic(hypersensitivity)
Adequate liquids
Laxative or stool softner PRN
Avoid haz activities
Report HA/seizure
Assist with ambulation
Potential abuse
DO NOT STOP abruptly
Take before pain is severe
Opioid

Examples
Codeine
hydrocodone
Percocet
Darvon
Dilaudid
Demerol
Morphine
Opioid

Antidote
Opioid Antagonist--binds to receptors
reverse resp depression
Naloxone(Narcan)
NON Opioid Acetaminophen

Important Info
Works in peripheral; mild-moderate pain
NON Opioid Acetaminophen

MOA
causes pain impulses to be blocked peripherally
NON Opioid Acetaminophen

TU
Pain
Fever
Anti-inflammatory(Weak)
Alternate for aspirin intolerance
NON Opioid Acetaminophen

SE
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NON Opioid Acetaminophen

CA
Drug interaction esp caffine and alcohol
monitor liver fx--toxicity
rapid weak pluse
dyspnea
cold, clammy extremeties
caution with anemia
Hepatic disease
Chronic alcoholism
NON Opioid Acetaminophen Pt teaching
DO NOT OVERDOSE
4g/day
take as directed
DO NOT take with NSAIDS
NON Opioid Acetaminophen

Examples
Tylenol--most commonly used with opoids
NON Opioid Acetaminophen

Antidote
Acetylcysteine
NON Opioid
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Important info
Works in peripheral; mild to moderate pain
NON Opioid
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

MOA
Pain- blocks undesirable effects of prostaglandins
Fever--inhibiting cycloxygenase enzyme, preventing formation of prostaglandins
NON Opioid
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
TU
Pain, anti-inflammatory(rheumatoid&
osteoarthritis)
Fever
NON Opioid
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

SE
GI distress and disturbances
Reduction in Creatinine
Tubular necrosis w/renal failure
Acute reversible hepatotoxicity
Skin eruption
Sensitivity
Tinnitus
Hearing loss
NON Opioid
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

CA
Drug interaction
monitor hepatic fx
Hct, Hgb, RBC can be low due to GI bleed
Na+ lowered
K+ elevated
NON Opioid
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

PT teaching
Take with meals to reduce GI upset
Avoid alcohol
DO NOT take with ASA&Tylenol
Report Bleeding
NON Opioid
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

Examples
Ibuprofen
Motrin
Advil
Toradol
NON Opioid
Salicylates
Important Info
Works in peripheral
mild to moderate pain
Non Opioid Salicylates
MOA
Pain- blocks undesirable effects of prostaglandins
Fever--inhibiting cycloxygenase enzyme, preventing formation of prostaglandins
Non Opioid Salicylates

TU
pain
Anti-imflammatoryRheumatoid and osteoarthritis
Fever
THROMBOLYTIC(Treat MI)
Non Opioid Salicylates

SE
GI Distress(carefeul with anticoagulants)
Tinnitus(aspirin toxicity)
Non Opioid Salicylates

CA
Drug interactions
Bleeding
Avoid alcohol
Tinnitus
Hepatic/Renal fx monitor
Non Opioid Salicylates

Pt teaching
Avoid alcohol
Take with meals to decrease GI upset
Report the following;
changes in hearing
bleeding
GI distress
Take as ordered
Non Opioid Salicylates
Examples
Aspirin
Goody's powder
Ecotrin