Morphine is a powerful painkiller and sedative derived from opium. It reduces blood pressure and systemic vascular resistance, leading to decreased preload and afterload on the heart. Morphine is absorbed irregularly through the gastrointestinal tract and provides peak analgesia within 30 minutes when administered intravenously, lasting 3-5 hours. Known contraindications include hypersensitivity, respiratory or central nervous system depression, and suspected head injuries. Adverse effects include respiratory and central nervous system depression, hypotension, nausea, vomiting, constipation, and allergic reactions.
Morphine is a powerful painkiller and sedative derived from opium. It reduces blood pressure and systemic vascular resistance, leading to decreased preload and afterload on the heart. Morphine is absorbed irregularly through the gastrointestinal tract and provides peak analgesia within 30 minutes when administered intravenously, lasting 3-5 hours. Known contraindications include hypersensitivity, respiratory or central nervous system depression, and suspected head injuries. Adverse effects include respiratory and central nervous system depression, hypotension, nausea, vomiting, constipation, and allergic reactions.
Morphine is a powerful painkiller and sedative derived from opium. It reduces blood pressure and systemic vascular resistance, leading to decreased preload and afterload on the heart. Morphine is absorbed irregularly through the gastrointestinal tract and provides peak analgesia within 30 minutes when administered intravenously, lasting 3-5 hours. Known contraindications include hypersensitivity, respiratory or central nervous system depression, and suspected head injuries. Adverse effects include respiratory and central nervous system depression, hypotension, nausea, vomiting, constipation, and allergic reactions.
It is the main alkaloid of opium and a Known hypersensitivity to
powerful pain killer, as well as a strong morphine. sedative. It reduces venous tone and
MORPHINE systemic vascular resistance leading
to reduction in preload and after load. Morphine gets absorbed irregularly Respiratory or CNS depression with impending respiratory failure unless the patient is NARCOTIC ANALGESICS through GIT, though it’s administered already intubated or equipment parenthatically. The peak of analgesia is available and trained after an intravenous injection achieves the peak value within half an hour and personnel are standing by for it lasts for three to five hours. intervention if necessary with intubation or the reversal agent naloxone.
Suspected head injury.
INDICATIONS Morphine may obscure or cause exaggerated CNS depression.
A severe pain resulting from black widow
spider envenomation, rattlesnake envenomation, and others bites or stings.
Injury related pain that is corrosive in
nature with respect to the eye, the skin and the digestive tract.
Congestive heart failure leading to
pulmonary edema. Noncardiogenic pulmonary edema with chemical origin does not mean that morphines are prescribed. PATIENT / FAMILY ADVERSE EFFECT TEACHING Respiratory and CNS depression Instruct the patient on how and may result in respiratory arrest. Depressant effects may be GROUP 1 when to ask for pain medication. Do not stop taking it without prolonged in patients with liver discussing it with a healthcare disease and chronic renal failure. professional; may cause withdrawal symptoms if Hypotension may occur owing to CAYABYAB, JOHN LAWRENZ discontinued abruptly after decreased systemic vascular CAYETANO, HANNA VIOLEZA prolonged use. resistance and venous tone. COLUMBRES, VINCE MATTHEW Advise the patient that morphine is Nausea, vomitig, and constipation CONCEPCION, KORINA a drug with known abuse potential. may occur. Protect it from theft, and never give COSTAMERO, JOANA LEE it to anyone other than the Bradycardia, wheezing, flushing, ESTRAELA, ALEIA GLYNETTE individual for whom it was pruritus, urticaria, and other prescribed. Store out of sight and histamine-like effects may occur. reach of children, and in a location not accessible by others. Sulfite preservatives in some parenteral preparations may cause “EVERY FORM OF ADDICTION IS Advise the patient to change hypersensitivity reactions. BAD, NO MATTER WHETHER positions slowly to minimize THE NARCOTIC BE ALCOHOL orthostatic hypotension. OR MORPHINE OR IDEALISM.”