Analgesic Agents and Mechanism of Action
Analgesic agents act at different sites. The use of several ‘agents’ may reduce the total dose needed of any individual agent, with a resultant decrease in side-effects.
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Match the following analgesic agents to their mechanism of action
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- Ketamine
- NSAIDs
- Nitrous oxide
- Paracetamol
- Opiate
- Local anaesthetic agents
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Decreases emotional reaction
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Dissociates pain perception (brain)
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Inhibits prostaglandin production
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Alters brain perception of pain
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Unknown
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Binds to central opiates receptors
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Inhibits transmission of nerve impulses
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