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80-100 times more potenet than morphine Fentanyl
opioid antagonist/ reversal agent naloxone (narcan)
cough suppression codeine
gold standard used for moderate to severe acute/chronic pain morphine sulfate
mixed opioid agonists-antagonist were developed in hopes of decreasing what problem? opioid abuse
What are the side effects of opioid anagesics/agonist constipation, decrease in blood pressure, orthostatic hypotention, repiratory depression, antitussive effect
what things should a pt. NOT do while taking oral morphine take Kava Kava and dink alcohol
What are some things you should teach a pt. while they are taking antigout drugs? increase fluid intake, tke medication with food, avoid alcohol, caffiene, and foods high in purine
aspirin can cause what in children Rye syndrome
most frequently used DMARD Gold
Oldest anti-inflammatory agent salicylates
the first injectable NSAID Ketorolac
indicated for long term arthritic conditions oxicams
what should be taught to a pt. taking crticosteroids dosages must be tapered when discontinuing therapy and not abrubptly stopped
Wat do opioids supress pain impulses, respirations, and coughing
what is the most serious result of Tylenol overdose death
what should a nurse assess in the postoperative pt. to determine if they are experiencing side effects of morphine urinary retention
what opioid is available as a transdermal patch Fentanyl
what side effects fo aspirin cause? tinnitus Gi upset /ulceration, platelet interference
what method provides the most efeective pain control for the client in the forst 24 hrs. postoperatively administration of analgesic on a fixed schedule around the clock
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