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| directly related to the presence of primary or metastatic disease |
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| 2/3 of patients with cancer pain |
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| develop pain syndromes due to cancer treatment or other related causes |
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| 1/3 of patients with surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, etc |
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| treatment for mild cancer pain for patients not on analgesics |
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| begin with acetaminophen or NSAIDs (non-opioid medications) |
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| generally avoided in mild cancer pain due to irreversible anti-platelet effects |
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| treatment for mild cancer paint for aitnets on analgesics |
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| consider titrating short-acting opioid and beginning bowel regiment |
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| limits use during myelosuppressive chemotherapy |
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| antipyretic action of tylenol |
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| treatment of moderate cancer pain |
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| codeine, hydrocodone, tramadol; |
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| treatment of severe cancer pain |
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| morphine, hydromorphone, oxycodone, fentanyl, methadone |
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| Multiple dosage forms and administration routes : PO, IV, SQ< SL, IM, R, Epidural |
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| about 1.5 mg per 10 mg of morphine |
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| active metabolite of oxycodone; twice as strong |
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| more potent than morphine; no parenteral formulation available |
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| pharmacokinetics do not match pharmacodynamics |
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| 0.1 mg = 10 mg morphine (intravenous) |
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| non-competitive NMDA receptor antagonists; low doses provide analgesia, modulate hyperalgesia opioid tolerance |
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| postoperative pain; cryosurgery-associated pain and cramping; chemotherapy toxicity; chemotherapy infusion; immunotherapy infusion; vascular events, etc |
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| Bone pain, muscle pain, headache and facial pain; paraneoplastic syndromes |
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| Tumor-related Pain Syndromes |
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| postchemotherapy syndromes; chronic post-surgery pain syndrome; chronic post-radiation pain syndromes |
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