Chapter 13
Drugs for Pain Management: Opioid Analgesics and General Anesthetics
Aperçu sur les récepteurs aux opioides:
Opioid receptors respond to endogenous or synthetic opioids. They are distributed across peripheral and central nervous systems and nonneuronal cells like ...
Analgésie et gestion de la douleur
Pain, a complex neurochemical response to harmful stimuli, is central to numerous clinical pathologies and can present in acute or chronic forms.
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Analgésiques opioïdes: morphine et autres cogénérateurs naturels
Opioids are a diverse group of pain-relieving drugs categorized as natural, synthetic, or semisynthetic compounds.
Natural opioids, known as opiates, are ...
Analgésiques opioïdes: opioïdes synthétiques et semi-synthétiques
Semisynthetic opioids, derived from morphine, are utilized for pain management.
Their modified structures enhance their efficacy and alter the ...
Anesthésie générale: présentation
Anesthesia induces temporary loss of sensation and awareness through various agents.
There are different types of anesthesia, including general, local, ...
Les étapes de l'anesthésie générale
Patients benefit from carefully managed sedation levels —characterized by distinct physiological changes— during medical procedures.
General ...
Anesthésiques parentéraux : présentation
Parenteral anesthetics rapidly induce general anesthesia when infused intravenously.
Most agents target GABAA receptors for sedation and hypnotic effects. ...
Aperçu sur les anesthésiques par inhalation :
Inhalation anesthetics induce general anesthesia through inhaled gases and volatile liquids that diffuse rapidly across the pulmonary alveoli and
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