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Mandated Drug List 7

Analgesics

TermDefinition
Endocet/Percocet oxycodone and acetaminophen
Lortab hydrocodone and acetaminophen
Tylenol with Codeine #2-4 acetaminophen and codeine
Percodan oxycodone and aspirin
Duragesic fentanyl
Ultram tramadol
Vicodin hydrocodone and acetaminophen
MS Contin morphine sulfate
OxyContin oxycodone
Fioricet butalbital/acetaminophen/caffeine
Imitrex sumatriptan
Suboxone buprenorphine and naloxone
Dolophine methadone
Lidoderm lidocaine topical
Norco hydrocodone and acetaminophen
Actiq fentanyl
oxycodone and acetaminophen Opioid Combo
hydrocodone and acetaminophen Opioid Combo
acetaminophen and codeine Opioid Combo
oxycodone and aspirin Analgesics - Opioid Combos
fentanyl Opioids
tramadol Opioids
morphine sulfate Opioids
oxycodone Opioids
butalbital/acetaminophen/caffeine Analgesics/non-opioid combo
sumatriptan Triptans (Selective Serotonin Agonists 5-HT)
buprenorphine and naloxone Opioid type
methadone Analgesics Opiod Agonists
lidocaine topical Local anesthetic
oxycodone and acetaminophen analgesics
hydrocodone and acetaminophen analgesics
acetaminophen and codeine analgesics
oxycodone and aspirin analgesics
fentanyl analgesics
tramadol analgesics (& HA)
morphine sulfate analgesics
oxycodone analgesics
butalbital/acetaminophen/caffeine migraine/HA
sumatriptan migraine/HA
buprenorphine and naloxone Opioid withdrawal
methadone Mod-sev pain/opioid withdrawal
lidocaine topical Analgesics
Autonomic NS Involuntary actions like breathing, circulation, digestion, etc
Sympathetic System NT: ACh, nor/epinephrine, dopamine. Fight or flight!
Parasympathetic System NT: ACh. Rest & Digest…
Somatic NS NT: ACh. Voluntary action via skeletal muscle
Central NS NT: ACh, GABA, dopamine, nor/epinephrine, serotonin, glutamate
Alpha Receptors Constricts blood vessels, decongests nasal passages
Beta-1 receptors Increase heart rate & contraction force
Beta-2 receptors Dilation of *bronchial tubes* & blood vessels
ACh (acetylcholine) Reduces HR, vasodilation, increases GI motility, bronchial & pupil constriction
Anticholinergic Decrease GI motility/sweating/urination, dilate pupils, dry eyes/mouth
Acute pain Trauma/surgery, has beginning and end, warns of an issue
Chronic nonmalignant pain Cause can be undiagnosed, lasts over 3 months, can respond poorly to treatment/healing
Chronic malignant pain Accompanies disease and increases in severity as it progresses
Somatic pain Localised pain
Visceral pain Sharp throbbing pain often with N/V
Neuropathic pain Constant aching pain
Somatic pain treatment Narcotics/NSAIDs/Nerve blockers
Visceral pain treatment Narcotics/NSAIDs/Nerve blockers/antiemetics
Neuropathic pain treatment Antidepressants/anticonvulsants
Narcotic side effects Drowsy/constipation/N/V/dry mouth/respiratory depression
Prophylactic therapy Prevent/reduce recurrence, routinely taken
Abortive therapy Treats acute attacks, taken once HA occurs/first sign
Both prophylactic & abortive drug therapy CGRP anatagonists, NSAID
Prophylactic drug therapy Anticonvulsant, beta/calcium blockers, estrogen, feverfew, SSRI, TCA
Abortive drug therapy Serotonin agonist (triptans), ergot alkaloids, analgesics
Calcitonin Gene Related Peptide CGRP Released during HA, inflammation of meninges
-gepants CGRP antagonist for HA, both abortive/prophylactic
-triptan Selective serotonin receptor agonist for HA, prophylactic
Rizatriptan (maxalt) Most rapid onset for HA
Triptan OD Sulfhemoglobinemia: green blood
Triptan & Ergot Alkaloids Vasoconstriction caution: avoid with coronary artery/hepatic disease
Sumatriptan (imitrex) ~15 min onset, most common Triptan
Butorphanol (Stadol) Opioid nasal spray for mod-sev HA pain, C-IV
Ondansetron (Zofran) Antiemetic
Nitrous Oxide Used in dentist office
-flurane Inhaled anaesthetic
-caine Local anaesthetic
-curonium/curium Neuromuscular agent
Ester local anaesthetic Short acting, metabolised by plasma
Amides local anesthetic Long acting, metabolised by liver
Neostigmine (prostigmin) Reverse neuromuscular blocking agents
Lidocaine (lipoderm) Amides local anaesthetic
Pyridostigmine (mestinon) Reverse neuromuscular blocking agents
Flumazenil(romazicon) Reverses effects of midazolam (versed)
Capsaicin Topical pain treatment
Cannabis sativa/marijuana Chronic or neuropathic pain with SE: dizzy, weight gain, heart disease
Feverfew Improves N/V & light sensitivity, cramps, SE: Heartburn,N/D,constipation
Created by: Sec-ret
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