Agranulocytosis

Decreased blood pressure

 Fluid retention 

 GI ulcers

 ReVia 

Tylenol #4

Metadol

oxycodone 

Naltrexone usually won’t precipitate withdrawal symptoms when given to a patient who is dependent on opioids.

Short-acting opioids are used for breakthrough pain.

Mixed opioids act like an agonist in patients who are currently taking meperidine.

The use of fentanyl and hydrocodone is reserved for the management of drug dependence

In very few cases, as no drug has been shown to help

When a patient has six or more migraines per month

Before trying acute agents such as Tylenol No. 3

 When a patient must use sumatriptan more than three times per week

fentanyl and naltrexone

Suboxone and naltrexone

methadone and hydrocodone

 Stadol and oxycodone

Physical dependence

All of the above

Respiratory depression

Analgesia

Decreased GI motility