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Pain Intensity Background discomfort-mild pain may be managed with a nonopioid alone. Mild-moderate pain may be managed with any opioid, but is usually managed with an opioid-nonopioid combination, such as codeine or oxycodone compounded with a nonopioid such as acetaminophen. Moderate-severe pain is almost always managed with a strong opioid agonist which can be titrated upward as needed Patient Age Younger patients with no major organ failure ; - any opioid agonist Elderly patients especially those with major organ failure ; Opioids with short half-life recommended e.g. morphine, hydromorphone, oxycodone ; Opioids with long half-life avoided e.g. methadone, levorphanol ; Opioids with active metabolites avoided e.g. meperidine, propoxyphene ; Coexisting Disease Hepatic Failure: All opioid drugs are metabolized by the liver. Liver disease- opioid clearance decreased; bioavailability & half-life increased May increase adverse effects from higher than expected plasma concentrations Metabolism of morphine & methadone- not significantly altered in liver disease Renal disease: May accumulate the active metabolites of meperidine normeperidine ; , propoxyphene norpropoxyphene ; , and morphine M6G ; Normeperidine eliminated by the kidneys: meperidine contraindicated in renal disease Accumulation of morphine metabolite M6G- increased and prolonged effects Hydromorphone recommended if morphine toxicity occurs in a patient with renal disease Drug Interactions- see Tables 5.8 & 5.12 Medication history to determine concurrent drug therapy; modify opioid choice if a potential interaction is identified History to include previous experience with the drug: Unmanageable side effects with an opioid, explore whether the side effects were really unmanageable or simply unmanaged True allergy to an opioid is extremely rare If intolerable unmanageable side effects, switch to another opioid Respect patients' preferences e.g. for the choice of opioid, route of administration, and scheduling of doses ; whenever feasible Preferences may be based on myths and misconceptions- ensure patient has factual information, including an accurate understanding of pain management. Make opioid treatment regimen convenient- improved patient compliance with treatment plan Use CR opioid in place of short-acting opioid to reduce number and frequency of pills taken or consider fentanyl transdermal patch Schedule opioid doses concurrent with other medications, if possible.
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In Response: We appreciate the comment by Drs. Coleman and Chan suggesting that a smaller dose of meperidine 15 mg ; may be beneficial when used as a component of IV regional anesthesia IVRA ; lidocaine 0.5% using a forearm tourniquet. Although prolonged analgesia with meperidine doses 30 mg can be achieved, we believe the peak plasma meperidine concentrations that result after tourniquet release were large enough to cause the centrally mediated opioid side effects we observed 1 ; . The incidence of these side effects was less frequent with meperidine doses 20 mg and was found to be statistically similar to the control group. Perhaps 15 mg of meperidine in IVRA lidocaine using a forearm tourniquet provides effective postoperative analgesia with a lower incidence of side effects. IVRA with a forearm tourniquet provides safe and effective analgesia using smaller doses of lidocaine 2 4 ; . addition, a forearm tourniquet may be tolerated for a longer 5 ; or at least equal 6 ; period of time as an upper arm tourniquet. However, the use of a forearm tourniquet remains controversial. Sanders 7 ; states that "tourniquets should never be placed distal to the elbow" because of a greater risk of nerve injury and breakthrough bleeding. A forearm.
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Dose of meperidine was in the range of 50 to 100 mgm. All subjects were ventilated mechanically during the operation. Post-operatively, measurements were repeated during pain and following epidural analgesia. This was achieved by catheter injection of incremental doses of lidocaine, 1.5 per cent, to achieve analgesia to pin prick and ice up to the fourth thoracic segment T 4 ; . previous study, we reported insignificant changes in FRC and VC following epidural analgesia in a group of patients prior to surgery. 8 ; Patients Nos. 1 to 4 were studied on the day following their operation at least two hours after the last injection of analgesic, while patients Nos. 5 to 8 were studied not less than two hours post-operatively on the day of the operation.
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