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Drug of abuse

QuestionAnswer
3 drugs metabolise from atypical pseudocholinesteraseerase Ramifentanyl Succinylcholine Esmolol
Treatment of withdrawal syndrome Clonidine, lufexidine/bzd
Prevent withdrawal syndrome Methadone
Prevent relapse Naltrexone
Acute poisoning Naloxone
U receptorfunction Mnemonics sacrum S sedation A analgesia C constipation R avoid in asthma, COPD U euphoria M meiosis
Morphine is avoided in asthma and COPD. Because Cause severe, respiratory depression
Tolerance can occur to all the action of morphine except 3 c Constipation Construction of pupil Convulsion
Absolute contra indication of morphine Head injury
opioid agonist Stimulate Meow, Ka Baap Delta
Opioid, partial agonist Partial agonist at , mue receptor
Opioid agonist antagonist Agonist on one, kappa, and antagonist on mute
Opioid antagonist Blocks all three receptor
Contra indication for infective diarrhoea Loperamide/Dyphenoxyalate
Which drug is given with loperamide to prevent drug abuse Atropine
Which drug stop Spain, bye, meow, Kadapa , Delta but also increase 5HT and NA in spinal cord Tramadol /tapentadol
Which drug causes post-operative muscle rigidity Fentanyl
Which drugs cause post-operative muscle pain? Succinylcholine
Shortest acting opioid Remi fentanyl
Most potent opioid Sufentanyl
Ceiling effect on respiratory depression is by which partial agonist Buprenorphine
What drugs on agonist antagonist? Mnemonic – PNB Pentazocine Nalbufine Butorphanol
Name the opioid antagonist Naloxone Naltrexone
Short, acting, opioid antagonist Naloxone
Long, acting, opioid antagonist Naltrexone Teri Teri
Drug used in alcohol aversion, therapy Disulphiram
Disulphiram like reaction shown by CG M P Cephalosporins chlorpropamide Griseofulvin Metronidazole Procarbazine
Drug of choice for methanol poisoning Methyl alcohol
Drugs, decreasing alcohol craving Mnemonic none of the above None- naltrexone Of- ondansetron The- topiramate Above- acamprosate
Contra indication of disulphiram In patient with physical dependence
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