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morphine
less bioavailablity giv eIM or subQ or IV; gold std
meperidine
more potent than morphine; DOC for OB
build up of metabolite (normep) which causes T-C seizures w/ OD
which two drugs cause T-C seizures w/ build up of toxic metab?
propoxyphene and meperidine
which is opoid is the drug of choice for OB
meperidine
methadone
better oral availablity than morphine; for opiod and heroin withdrawel
which drug is given for withdrawel
methadone
fentanyl
80x more potent than morphine; mm rigidity; has a path for chronic pain; IM/IV too
which drug is available in a patch form for chronic pain?
fentanyl
oxycodone
more oral bioavailablity; goo dw/ NSAID combo like percocet, oxycontin ect
codein
better oral avail; cough suppresive anti tussive; less abuse pot
which two drugs have antitussive behaviors?
codein and dextromethorphan
propoxyphene
less potent than codiene; oral; toxic metab-->T-C seizure; less abuse potetn b/c IV or SC
buprenorphine
partial agonist against mu; sublingual; longer than morphine; less resp effect less od; mu can precipitate withdrawel NOT in cardiac pt
what is a mixed option and how is it given?
parenterally; antag at mu and ag at kappa
pentazocine
mixed; w/ nalozone to prevent IV abuse
nalbuphine
no cardiac effect; mixed drug
butorphonol
nasal drug severe HA or addicts maintenance drug
what drug is given nasally?
butorphanol
naloxone
gold std to tx OD and neonatal resp distress; given to mom during labor; fatal if prematurely withdrawn b/c there is a short HL; parenteral
what drug is given in drug OD?
naloxone
what does an opiod antagonist do?
lbocks mu; no effect w/o opiods; can precipitate withdrawel no abuse
natrexone
inc oral availablility; opiod addicts; trasdermal; alcoholism; no euphoria if you drink
what drug is given for alcoholics?
natrexone; no eupohria
dextromethorphan
DM oral; good tussive little opiod and little abuse; rhobatussin
diphenoxylate
not water sol; antiAch muscrinic; prev abuse so oral; antidiarrheal
loperamide
imodium; no abuse; no tolerance; antidiarrheal
2 antidiarrheal drugs
loperamide and dipheoxylate
enkephalins, B endorphins and dynorphine act on ______
opiod recetpors
why is there N/V in ambulatory pts?
inc inner ear vestibular sn; lay down for relief
some opiod SE
miosis and resp depression, CV
what NT do opiods release?
DA
what person is opiods CI in?
pulmonary pts
what phase 1 of clinical trials
nl volunteers, det safety and pharmokinettics
phase 2 of clinical trials
small gp of pts w/ disease; dosage an defficacy
phase 3 of clinical trails
large trial w/placebo, stats of safety an defficacy
phase 4 of clinical tirals
post-marketing surveilance
adulterated drugs are?
do not meet stds of qulaity; contaminated, improper packaged, poor manufacturing
label is false or has ommisions
misbranded
what law requires labeling?
pure food and drug act
what law has drug safety and started the orphan drug program
provisions of the food, drug and cosmetic act
give incentives to dev drugs for tx of rare disease?
orphan drugs
shedule 1 drugs
high abuse pot; no medical use; heroin
schedule 2 drugs
high abuse potential, medical use; cocain, morphine, barbiturates
elderly have reduced capacity to ___ drugs
oxidize drugs in phase 1
drug-induced fetal maformations is a concer when?
4-10 wks of gestation (teratogenic drugs)
what grade (S) have no risk to preg
A, B and maybe C
what grade (S) have risk to preg
D, E and maybe C
mixed opioid drugs SHOULD NOT BE USED IN ___ pts?
cardiac
which mixed drug has no sig cardiac effects?
nabuphine