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Advanced forms of pain relief

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  1. 1pain definitionunpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, described in terms of such damage
  2. 2type of painacute, chronic, nociceptive, neuropathic
  3. 3acute painrecent onset, limited duraton
    identifiable cause, indicayes injury and illness, predicatable course
  4. 4chronic or persistent painpersistent, cause is often obscure, sensitisation of noiceptors or nerves, poorly responsive to therapy, including opioids, unpredictable
  5. 5Nociceptive painmost common in acute settings
    stimulation of nociceptors as result of tissue damge
    pain characteristics - somatic = sharp, ot, stinging
    visceral = dull, crampy
  6. 6neuropathic paindysfunction in nervous systen - nerve pain
    e.g. amputation of limb, burning, pulsing, shooting, tingling, hyperalgesia (increased pain with painful stimuli) , allodynia (pain with non-painful stimuli)
  7. 7prolonged injury responsehyperglycaemia - increased risk of infection, length of stay
    increase in fatty acids - myocardial o2 consumption
    increase in coagulation - increase DVT/PE
    increase muscle protein breakdown - decrease wound healing
    decrease immune function - increase infection
  8. 8prolonged sympathetic reponseincrease heart rate, BP, myocardial oxygen, ischaemia, decreased GI motility - ileus
  9. 9major complications of bed restIncrease pulmonary complications, decrease lung volumes, hypoxaemia, increase thromboembolism
    goal: mobilise and cough comfortably
  10. 10Measuring painsubjective - only patient knows
  11. 11assessing pain atrest and movement - reassess after analgesic administration
  12. 12FASassessment of function, the ability to deep breathe/cough, participate in physio
    a - no limitation due to pain
    b - mild limitation
    c - unable to complete activity
  13. 13non-pharmacological managementrest, position, elevation, compression, reaasurance, explanation, expectation
  14. 14Pharmacological managementopioids- IV, PCA, oral, SC
    non- opioids - paracetamol, NSAIDS, ketamine, anticonvulsant, antidepressants
    neuraxial - epidural, intrathecal regional
  15. 15morphineleast lipid soluble - slower onset of action, longer duration
    active metabolites - M3G M6G
    renal excretion - caution with elderly
    SR - kapanol, MS contin
  16. 16Fentanylhighly lipid soluble - fast onset, shorter action
    no active metabolites - safer for renal impairment and elderly
    SR - transdermal - durogesic patch
  17. 17Oxycodonefirst line opioid
    semi - synthetic opioid derivative of thebaine not codiene
    no harmful metabolites - suitable for elderly
    SR - oxycontin, targin
  18. 18Tramadolsynthetic - opioid like analgesic
    combined effect
    SSRI
    reduces pain transmission and perception
    active metabolite - caution elderly
    lower risk of sedation and resp depression
    lower risk of constipation
  19. 19Adverse effect of opioidsnausea and vomiting -- antiemetics
    Pruritis - naloxone, antihistamines
    urinary retention
    constipation
    sedation and resp depression
  20. 20opioid effect on resp systemdecreased rate, rhythem irregular, decrease tidal volume, increase co2, sedation, depression of upper airway tone and obstruction
    resp rate is a late and unreliable sign
    increasing sedation is a better sign
  21. 21sedation scoreso- wide awake
    1- easy to rouse, remains awake
    2- easy to rouse but cannot stay awake
    3 - difficult to rouse (severe resp depression)
  22. 22Naloxoneopioid antagonist
    half life 30-60 minutes
  23. 23Adjunvantsparacetamol, NSAIDS, ketamine, anticonvulsants, antidepressant are all opioid sparring lead to reductoin of opioid required, fewer side effects
  24. 24Ketamineblocks NMDA receptors in the spinal cord
    side effects : vivid dreams, hallucinations
  25. 25dermatomearea of skin that is mainly supplied by a single nerve which originates in the epidural space
  26. 26epidural complicationssystemic toxicity
    tingling, umbenss, metallic taste, light headed, coma, convulsions
    treatment: stop infusoin, resp and cario support

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  • Creado por Elizabeth Then · 13 jun 2018
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