'Morphine' diaporamas de présentation

Understanding Pain

Understanding Pain . William P. Wattles, Ph.D. Francis Marion University Psy 314 Behavioral Medicine. Primary Prevention Advantages. Saves money Saves suffering and lost time from life More effective than repairing the damage Little potential for harm Maintains quality of life.

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Post operative pain management

Post operative pain management. Jutarat Luanpholcharoenchai. Learning objects. Pain pathway Physiologic response to pain Pain evaluation & assessment Pain management & monitoring Complication. Pain.

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Wounds, Charts and Medication:

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Neural Communication

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Using Opioids in the Hospitalized Patient

Using Opioids in the Hospitalized Patient. Nicole Artz, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine University of Chicago. No financial relationships to disclose. Outline. Rapid titration for rapid pain relief Dosing the PCA Converting between drug and route Special Populations

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DRUGS

DRUGS. Chapter 5. Introduction. A drug can be defined as a natural or synthetic substance that is used to produce physiological or psychological effects in humans or other higher order animals.

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Controlled Substances

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Toxicology Laboratory Updates

Toxicology Laboratory Updates. Washington State Toxicology Lab Washington State Patrol Brian Capron. Laboratory Staffing Updates. New Laboratory Manger: Dr. Brianna Peterson Two toxicologists still on maternity leave Lisa Noble (return November) Rebecca Flaherty (return December)

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Health Psychology Third Edition Chapter 13 Managing Pain

Health Psychology Third Edition Chapter 13 Managing Pain. 1. A condition in which a chronic pain sufferer becomes more sensitive to pain over time. (399). Congenital insensitivity to pain Nociception Gate control theory Hyperalgesia Guided imagery.

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Lab ? 5 Analgesics Prepared By: T.A Samiah Al- Shehri

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Biological boundaries of behavior

Biological boundaries of behavior. Old-school behaviorists emerged as a reaction against the Structuralists . Rejected biology in error The equipotentiality principle explains their position: The choise of any CS, US, R, Sr or P is arbitrary Any CS can be paired with any US

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Opioid Analgesics

Opioid Analgesics. Opioid Analgesics. Constituents of Opium. Opium poppy contains over 40 opium alkaloids, including morphine (up to 20%), narcotine (about 5%), codeine (about 1%), and papaverine (about 1%). History of Morphine in the U.S .

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Tajikistan Making Opioids Available in Eastern Europe and Central Asia March 5-6, 2013 Vienna

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Drugs

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Drugs

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DRUG ANTAGONISM

DRUG ANTAGONISM. DR. SHABANA ALI. DRUG ANTAGONISM. One drug or inhibits action of another drug Types of Antagonism Physical antagonism Chemical antagonism Physiological/functional antagonism Pharmacological antagonism. A) Physical Antagonism.

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JRCALC

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Local Anesthetics

Local Anesthetics. Administration. Topical - applied to surface of skin Transdermal - drug applied to skin w/ the intention it will penetrate into the tissues Infiltration - injected directly into an area - allowed to diffuse Peripheral Nerve Block - injected into a nerve trunk

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Drugs: Lsd , Heroin and Methoxyflurane

Drugs: Lsd , Heroin and Methoxyflurane. Morphine . Heroin. Lsd. How does LSD effect the nervous system.

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Intravenous Therapy IV Calculation (Math)

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