Narcotic analgesics are generally opioid analgesics, which act on opioid receptors, are generally recommended in the management of chronic or severe pain or terminal pain.
The most common side effects of narcotic analgesics are constipation and physiological or psychological dependence.
The physical dependence is a very common concern, which is very essential to be managed.
Please explain
ANALGESICS 32. What medication is administered to treat narcotic overdose? Generic name? Nalarane Trade name? Nacan 33. Morphine is available in many forms... What is unique about MS Contin? How should it be administered? (regular intervals or prm) 34. What is unique about Roxanol? 35. How should it be administered? (regular intervals or pm) 36. So, if a patient is receiving MS Contin and Roxanol for pain management, you would expect to see sublingual ordered q8h and for...
Name the narcotic antagonist most commonly used for opiod overdose
A patient tells you that she thinks she may be dependent on the narcotic analgesics she has been taking. Then she asks you not to tell the physician, because she still wants to get a refill for the prescription.
Most cancer medications kill rapidly dividing cells, such as those in tumors. Two common side effects of cancer medications are hair loss and digestive tract upsets. Make a hypothesis about why these two side effects are seen in people taking cancer medications, and explain your reasoning. (Hint: The cells on your scalp and those that line your digestive tract are both part of surface tissues called epithelia. Your skin is also an epithelium. Have you ever noticed how you constantly...
Analgesics and Bowel Medications 1. Is acetaminophen an NSAID? Why or why not? Opioid Analgesics 2. Why would the physician order acetaminophen rather than a salicylate? 1. When would a nurse anticipate orders for opioid analgesics other than fentanyl? 3. What is the maximum dose of acetaminophen? 2. What other use do opioid have? 4. What is the antidote for acetaminophen toxicity? 5. What interactions should the nurse be concerned with? Antidiarrheals: 3. The most serious adverse effect of opiods...
29. NSAIDs are high risk for which adverse effects? 30. What effect de corticosteroids exert on the body's immune response 31. How will glucocorticoids affect the following? a. Hair growth? b. Weight? c. Sleep patterns? d. Glucose levels? e. Eyes? f. Blood pressure? g. Fluid balance? ANALGESICS 32. What medication is administered to treat narcotic overdose? Generic name? Trade name? 33. Morphine is available in many forms... What is unique about MS Contin? How should it be administered? (regular intervals...
Explain three common side effects of Insulin and how to manage it
What is phenazopyridine used to treat? What are some common side effects? What is the brand name for the Rx product? OTC? How long can a patient take phenazopyridine if they are also taking an antibiotic? What would you tell a patient picking up phenazopyridine who HAS NOT seen their physician regarding symptoms?
List antianxiety agents in all classifications, common side effects, contraindications, nursing implications related to each side effect, interventions. Be thorough. Discuss with your peers what you have learned related to this group of medications. Be specific.
Oral health issues are common in clients with mental health disorders due to causes such as the side effects of medication, poor nutrition or poor self-care. Identify 2 (two) strategies for managing oral health issues.