-Are derived from opium, which comes from poppies
-Used to suppress pain
-Depresses the central nervous system
-Use of opioids for pain, stress, emotional pain
-Either found on the street, or perscribed
-Dependance vs. addiction
-stronger the dosage the strong the withdrawls
Signs of addiction
-pin sized pupils
-withdrawl symptons similar to cold
-neglect/withdrawl from family, social, responsibilities
-Papaveraceae family
-Native to eastern Mediterranean
-Named opion by ancient Greeks
-Contains analgesic alkaloids of morphine, codeine, and thebaine
Binds to proteins called opioid receptors
-brain, spinal cord, gastrointestinal tract
Can cause respiratory depression
-lack of oxygen to the brain
Codein
-Widly used (in the world)
-Used to treat moderate pain such as diarrhea, cough
-Brands Names: Tylenol No. 1, 2, 3, and 4; Paracod, Paramol, Panadeine, Nurofen Plus
-Street Names: T-three's, cough syrup, sizzurp/purple/lean/drank
Morphine
-Named after Morpheus, Greek God of dreams
-Moderate to sever pain
-Converted into codein
-Brand Names: MS Contin, Oramorph, Avinza, Kadian, Roxanol, Morphine Sulphate, M.O.S.-Sulfate, Duramorph, Infumorph
-Street Names: Morph, M, Miss Emma, misties, greys , red rockets
-"score" the seed pods
-latex seeps out forming residue
-Morphine converted into herion
-easier to smuggle
-multiplies potency
Medical Detoxification
-Inpatient detoxification
-supervided medical instatute
Outpatient Medical Detoxification
-medical help, not in institute
Rapid Detoxification
-anesthesia-assisted rapid opioid detoxification (AAROD)
Tapering
Hydromorphone
-derived from morphine, six to eight times stronger
-used for moderate to severe pain
-time-release
-when injected similar to herion, but short high after
-Brand Names: Dilaudid, Palladone, Hydromorph Contin, Hydrostat, Exalgo, Dilaudid-HP
-Street Names: Dillies, hydro, hydromorph, D's
Oxymorphone
-ten times more potent then morphine
-used for severe pain, and anesthesia
-2012 new time-release making it harder to break
-Brand Names: Opana, Numorphan
-Street Names: blues, biscuits, octagons, stop signs
Buprenorphine
-used for chronic pain, moderate acute pain, and opioid addiction (2002 FDA approved)
-block/reverse recepters in brain of other opiods
-Similarities to Naloxone, used to counter effects of an overdose
-Brand Names: Suboxone, Subutex, Temgesic, Buprenex, Norspan, Butrans
Street Names: subs, bupe, stops, stop signs
Hydrocodone
-used for mild to moderate pain, coughs (bronchitis)
-used recreationally
-stronger then codein
-Brand Names: Vicodin, Lortab, Norco, Vicoprofen, Hycodan, Lorcet, Anexsia, Ceta Plus, Co-Gesic, Dolorex, Hycet, Maxidone,
Novahistex, Stagesic, Zydone
-Street Names: Vikes, hydros, Norco, 357's
Oxycodone
-used for moderate to severe pain
-time-release forms (OxyContin)
-Brand Names: Oxycontin, Percocet, Roxicodone, Endocet, Oxyfast, Oxynorm, Percodan, Roxicet
-Street Names: Oxy, O.C.'s, Roxies, Percs, 80s/greens, 40s/yellows, 20s/pinks, Hillbilly Heroin
Heroin
1)What are opioids derived from?
2)Name one method of detoxification
3) Which one is used to counter act withdrawl symptoms: Buprenorphine or Fentanyl
4) Name one Natural Opiate
5) What does time-release mean?
Methadone
-used for opioid addiction
-treats withdrawal syndromes
-block euphoric effects of other opioids
-used properly doesnt produce a high, but controles opioid withdrawal
-Brand Names: Methadose, Dolophine, Symoron, Physeptone, Metadol
-Street Names: done, dollies, meth, juice, drink, junk
Meperidine
-used for moderate to severe pain, sometimes rigors and shivers
-not chronic, build up central nervous system may cause generalized seizures
-Brand Names: Demerol
-Street Names: Demmies
Fentanyl
-used for pain and anesthesia
-one hundred times more potent then morphine
-given in micrograms
-Duragesic (1990's)-patch with gel
-Brand Names: Actiq, Duragesic, Fentora, Lazanda, Onsolis
-Street Names: Fent, percopop, China white
Answers
Sources
1) Poppies
2)Medical Detoxification, Inpatient detoxification, Outpatient Medical Detoxification, Rapid Detoxification, Tapering
3) Buprenorphine
4) Codein or Morphine
5) Time-release mechanism allows the drug to be relased over a period of time.
http://www.addictionsandrecovery.org/opiates-narcotics-recovery.htm
http://www.drugs.com/illicit/opium.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opium
http://www.britannica.com/science/opium