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Type of Opioidstrength units MME Conversion Factor Buprenorphine film tablet iii mg Buprenorphine patch iii Buprenorphine film iii mcg Butorphanol mg 7 Codeine mg 015 Dihydrocodeine . Opioid (Narcotic) Analgesics, Opioid Antagonists, and Nonopioid Centrally Acting Analgesics. Analgesics and Opioids. Analgesics are drugs that relieve pain without causing loss of consciousness.. Opioids are the most effective pain relievers available.. Module 10. Learning objectives. Explain the place of morphine in the World Health Organization pain ladder.. Describe the side effects of morphine and how to deal with them.. Explain how to deal with break through pain.. Elizabeth Whiteman M.D.. Goals and objectives. Understand appropriate opioid use for pain. Understand side effects of opioids. Learn to treat and prevent side effects. Routes of administration. Equianalgesic dosing. UNIQUE FEATURES OF INDIVIDUAL AGENTS . Dr. S. . Parthasarathy. . MD., DA., DNB, MD (. Acu. ), Dip. . Diab. . DCA, Dip. Software statistics- . PhD ( physiology), IDRA . Just a simple notes but not a high profile lecture by a bearded scientist . Analgesics and Opioids. Analgesics are drugs that relieve pain without causing loss of consciousness.. Opioids are the . most effective pain relievers available.. Terminology. Opioid. . A general term defined as any drug, natural or synthetic, that . www.corerems.org. Presented by CO*RE. Collaboration for REMS Education. www.core-rems.org. Collaborative for. REMS Education. Faculty Information. 2. | © CO*RE 2015. Bio:. Dr. William "Beau" Clark is a native of Baton Rouge and graduated from St. Michael the Archangel High School. He graduated from Louisiana Tech University where he received his Bachelor of Science. He graduated from Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans and completed his residency in Emergency Medicine in Baton Rouge. He is board certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine.. Anthony J. Caprio, MD. Assistant Professor of Medicine. Division of Geriatric Medicine. Center for Aging and Health. Palliative Care Consultation Service. University of North Carolina at Chapel. Objectives. Residency Program Director, SUNY Stony Brook Dept of PM&R . Opioid Misuse/ Abuse is a Major Public Health Problem. . Improper use of opiates can result in serious adverse events including overdose and death . Teresa Hudson, PharmD, PhD. Associate Professor of Psychiatry. UAMS COM, Department of Psychiatry. Wednesday. , June 20, 2018. AR-IMPACT.  . TEXT:. 501-406-0076.  . Event ID: . 25072-23985. Today’s Objectives. Pain. . Pain. persists Pain persists. or increases or increases. 1. . Non. -. opioid. ± adjuvant. 2. Weak . opioid. ± non-. opioid. ± adjuvant. 3. Strong . opioid. an . unpleasant sensation that can be either acute or chronic and is a consequence of complex neurochemical processes in the peripheral and central nervous systems (. CNS. Alleviation . of pain depends on the . Goals and objectives. Understand appropriate opioid use for pain. Understand side effects of opioids. Learn to treat and prevent side effects. Routes of administration. Equianalgesic dosing. Develop competence in treating pain and use of opioids. PhD.(physiology) FICA , IDRA. , . Diploma in software based statistics – CUGRA. . History – Myth and the fact ! . Adolph Hitler – injuries of world war 2 – analgesic morphine was in shortage . Narcotic. analgesics). Pain . is . . an unpleasant sensation that can be either . acute or chronic . and is a consequence of . neurochemical . processes in the peripheral . and . (CNS). . treatment .