General Knowledge
Side Effects
Common Opioids
Indications & Routes
VTNE Questions
100

Primary use of opioids 

What is analgesia 

100

Effect on the cardiovascular system

What is bradycardia 

100

Agonist-antagonists commonly used as a pre-med. The T in the KDT complex 

What is Butorphanol

100

The three routes of administration for opioids 

Intramuscular 

Transdermal 

Intravenous 

100

An opioid analgesic often used in transdermal patches to control post surgical pain is:

A. Fentanyl 

B. Pentazocine

C. Meperidine

D. Butorphanol 

What is A- Fentanyl 

200

This pure agonist was most commonly abused during the civil war 

What is morphine 

200

Effect on respiratory system in canines

What is panting 

200

The reversal for opioids, the antagonist.

What is naloxone 

200

Most common use of opioids 

What is preanesthetic analgesia 

200

Which of these drugs most recently became controlled?

A. Butorphanol

B. Buprenorphine 

C. Fentanyl 

D. Tramadol 

What is D- Tramadol 

300

The 4 receptors Opioids bind to in the central nervous system

mu

kappa

delta

sigma

300

Effects on body temperature in feline

What is pyrexia (elevated temp)

300

Pure agonists with shortest duration 

What is Fentanyl

300

If administered too quickly via this route opioids can cause excitement 

What is intravenous

300

One of the adverse side effects of opioid administration is:

A. Increased seizure activity in epileptic animals 

B. Induction of cardiac arrhythmias 

C. Significant respiratory depression 

D. Systemic hypertension 

What is C - Significant respiratory depression 

400

This drug is agonist at kappa and antagonist at mu

What is butorphanol 

400

Effects on pupils in felines 

What is mydriasis (dilation) 

400

Pure agonists that does not cause vomiting 

What is Methadone 

400

Route of administration that is NOT recommended in felines

What is subcutaneous   

400

Which if the following statements is true when considering the use of butorphanol?

A. It is an antibiotics

B. It is an antitussive

C. It can be reversed using yohimbine

D. It is contraindicated in a cat 

What is B- It is an antitussive

500

The natural plant are opioids derived from 

What is poppy seeds

500

Effects on the gastrointestinal system  

What is increased peristalsis 

500

Partial agonist with the longest duration of all opioids 

What is Buprenorphine 

500

Indication for butorphanol use 

What is cough suppression 

500

Which of the following cannot be phoned into the pharmacy and will require a written prescription? 

A. Buprenorphine 

B. Diazepam

C. Morphine 

D. Phenobarbital 

What is C-- Morphine 

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