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Dental pharm 2
Question | Answer |
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butorphanol | Stadol- opiod that's inhaled |
fentanyl | Duragesic-opiod:transdermal |
morphine | mu receptor agonist, parenteral and oral; mod-ext pain in post-op and terminally ill pts-opiod |
oxycodone | mod-severe pain, high abuse--->opiod |
oxycodone w/ inert binder | Oxycontin (opiod) |
oxycodone w/ aspirin | Percodan (opiod) |
oxycodone w/ APAP | Percocet/Tylox (opiod) |
oxycodone w/ ibuprofen | Combunox (opiod) |
hydrocodone with APAP | Vicodin (opiod)-mod to severe pain, used in dental apps |
hydrocodone w/ ibuproden | Vicoprofen (opiod)-mod to severe pain, used in dental apps |
codeine w/aspirin | Empirin #3-frequent used for dental pain, not very effective (opiod) |
codeine w/APAP | Tylenol #3-frequent used for dental pain, not very effective (opiod) |
Propoxyphene | Darvocet N100-USELESS, numerous side effects, addiction (opiod) |
Meperidine | Demerol-No dental use, sev pain, toxic metabolites (opiod) |
Hydromorphone | Dilaudid0sev pain (opiod) |
Tramadol | Ultram-Mu agonist, blocks reuptake of serotonin and NE, not effective (opiod) |
Naloxone | Narcan-tx overdose, reverse adverse opiod effects (opiod antagonist) |
Naltrxone | Revita-used in recovering addict (opiod antagonist) |