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    Buprenorphine Case Study

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    (2010) author of the qualitative piece of literature‚ Opioid Dependence Management in General Practice‚ reviewed by the third researcher‚ (RW). Frei presents a quality overview‚ albeit based in Australia‚ of the process and complications of General Practitioners (GP’s) in dealing with opioid addiction within their patient base. The article describes the complexities‚ socially as well as clinically‚ of the use of Buprenorphine as a substitute opioid agonist for the purpose of managing opiate dependency

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    HUS 211 Substance Abuse

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    Andrew Costa Professor Myles HUS 211 Substance Abuse 3/12/15 Opioids Outline Intro- Opium- from the Greek word opos‚ meaning juice or sap‚ was originally chewed‚ eaten‚ or blended into various liquids and swallowed. (Inaba 4-7) It was cultivated in The Mediterranean‚ and Southwest Asia. Dating all the way back to the 206 B.C.‚ Opium was a major product traded on the Silk Road. This classification of drugs is used primarily to treat pain‚ diarrhea‚ and cough. They are known to bring on a sense

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    illegal forms include opium and heroin. Opioids work through binding to mu receptors in the brain‚ causing inhibition of ascending pain pathways‚ altering pain perception‚ and causing CNS depression.5 Over 210 million scripts for opioids were written in 2010‚ over 5 million people are addicted in the United States alone‚ and opioid overdose leads to 17‚000 deaths each year.4 This proves that opioids use needs to be put under control. Chronic use of opioids leads to decreased production of natural

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    Drug Study

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    DRUG NAME |DOSAGE |CLASSIFICATION |Mechanism of action |INDICATION |CONTRAINDICATION |Nursing Implication | |Brand name : Hemostan Fibrinon‚ Cyklokapron‚ Lysteda‚ Transamin Generic name: Tranexamic acid  |500 mg. /tab ID 8x a times a day. | Anti-fibrinolytic‚ antihemorrhagic | Tranexamic acid is a synthetic derivative of the amino acid lysine. It exerts its antifibrinolytic effect through the reversible

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    Diamorphine Case Study

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    Diamorphine is an opioid produced over one hundred years ago by the acetylation of morphine. Diamorphine is twice as potent when compared to morphine‚ because it is a more lipophilic molecule‚ containing a partition coefficient of 280 (Suresh‚ 2013). The lipophilicity of diamorphine allows it to rapidly distribute across the blood-brain barrier‚ producing effects within seconds. Morphine cannot penetrate the blood brain barrier at that rate‚ because it contains two hydroxyl groupings within its structure

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    physicians assistants who have prescribes larges dose known as opioids. Opioids are substances that act opioids receptors to produce morphine like effects most use medically relieves pain‚ that can refers as drugs derived from opium‚ including ‚ morphine itself. Over one thousand people a year in North Carolina in the las two decades died of overdose prescriptions such as oxycontin‚ percolate and others pain killers know as Opioids and to make it work these doctors are not even to be likely be

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    surgeries. It has become a popular practice to add opioids in the local anesthetics being used for spinal anesthesia. This is being done to enhance and prolong the intra-operative and post-operative analgesia. Morphine and tramadol are opioids that can be used for this purpose‚ but there are no specific guidelines on the dosage of these specific opioids to be added in the local anesthetic. Furthermore‚ the incidence of side effects of these different opioids is still controversial. This will be a retrospective

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    Opiod Replacement Therapy

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    PSY F370 Drugs and Behavior Fall 2013 November 9‚ 2013 Opioid Replacement Therapy Medications used for opiate addiction work as agonists‚ antagonists or utilize a combination of both actions. By definition‚ agonists cause a chemical action by binding to cell receptors and mimicking the action of naturally occurring substances such as neurochemicals. Antagonists also attach to cell receptor sites but instead of causing an action‚ they block the receptor from being stimulated by a target substance

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    Justin Sampson Psych 531 Psychobiology Paper Assignment Buprenorphine is a semi-synthetic opioid that can be used to treat opioid dependence of various types including heroin‚ and a vast array of prescription opiates/opioids. It is a drug that’s use is relatively new in the field of opioid addiction/treatment compared to traditional older drugs like methadone and LAAM (Levacetylmethadyl)‚ however the drug itself is not new. Since its discovery by Reckitt Benckiser in 1980 (then called Reckitt

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    with depression‚ or to simply elevate boredom. According to Volkow (2010)‚ “The three broad categories of psychotropic prescription drugs with liability include opioid analgesics‚ stimulants‚ and central nervous system (CNS) depressants”. The most addictive of these medications are opioid analgesics‚ which would be OxyContin and Morphine. Opioid analgesics are prescription medications used to treat individuals with moderate to severe pain. The second most abused prescription medication would be stimulants

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