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Morphine Sulfate
MS Contin; Duramorph; Astramorph
Name the class of drug that morphine belongs in |
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Narcotic-analgesic; opiate; schedule II narcotic; CNS agent |
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Morphine Sulfate Side effects |
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CNS: Altered mentation; headache; blurred vision; constricted pupils; paradoxical CNS stimulation; euphoria; drowsiness; syncope Cardiovascular: bradycardia; hypotension; tachycardia; palpitations Respiratory: Respiratory depression; respiratory arrest; bronchoconstriction; decrease cough reflex GI: N/V Abd. cramps; dry mouth; urinary retention Other: Skin rashes; urinary retention; pupil constriction; facial flushing; localized allergic reaction with IV administration; addiction with long term use |
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Morphine Sulfate: Contraindications: |
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Absolute: Known hypersensitivity; altered mentation; head injury; acute alcoholism; acute asthma; exacerbated COPD; hypotension; hypovolemia; monoamine oxidase inhibitors within previous 14 days; increased ICP due to CO2 retention causing cerebral vasodilation Relative: Seizure disorders; hepatic or renal insufficiency; ingested poisining |
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Morphine Sulfate (MS Contin, astramorph,duramorph) Indications: |
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1.)Cardiac chest pain unresponsive to nitroglycerin. 2.) Severe pain associated with myocardial infarction, kidney stones, etc. 3.) Acute pulmonary edema, CHF with or without associated pain. 4.) Pain associated with isolated extremity fractures, renal colic, burns. |
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Morphine Sulfate (MS Contin, Astramorph, Duramorph) Action: Onset: Duration |
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1.) Binds with opiate receptors in the sensory cortex of the frontal lobes and diencephalon, altering both perception and emotional response to pain. 2.)Secondary pharmacologic effects of morphine include depressed responsiveness of alpha adrenergic receptors (producing peripheral vasodilation) and baroreceptor inhibition. 3.) Reduces anxiety, respiratory effort, preload, afterload, and cardiac workload thus decreasing myocardial oxygen demand Onset: less than 1 minute with peak at 7 to 10 minutes. Duration: 4 to 8 hours |
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Morphine Sulfate Dosage Route |
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Adult dosage: Cardiac: 2 to 5 mg SIVP @ 1 mg/minute (repeat every 3 to 5 min. until pain is relieved or respiratory depression occurs. Pain Relief: .1 mg/kg loading dose titrated to effect. Pediatric Dosage: .05 to .1 mg/kg over 5 minutes. Maximum dose is 15 mg.May repeat every 2 hours p.r.n.
Route: IVP; IO |
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Morphine Sulfate: Pregnancy Safety? |
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Negative ghostrider the pattern is full!
Class C |
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Morhpine Sulfate: Interactions: |
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1.) Central nervous system depressants, tricyclic antidepressants, alcohol, antihistamines, barbiturates, beta blockers, and chlorpromazine may potentiate effects 2.) MAOI drugs may cause paradoxical excitation 3.) Do not mix with aminophylline, meperidine, or sodium bicarbonate
Vagotonic effects (bradycardia, heart blocks) Hypotension may develop in volume depleted patients Can cause bronchoconstriction |
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