Several errors in this lecture, and misnomers. I.e. bradycardia due to peripheral effects, where it’s really on vagus nerve stimulation. Moderate tolerance of the heart “muscle” when describing bradycardia
all 3 are similar. It just depends if it's morphine oral or IV, as most often used. Orally it's equal to Hydro, Oxy would be 1.5 that, cuz ur body takes it up better orally. But morphine IV is 3x as potent, so 2 to 3x more potent than Hydro or Oxy too..
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I thought hydrocodone was equal to morphine, not oxycodone being equal to morphine???
That’s what I’ve seen too.
Several errors in this lecture, and misnomers. I.e. bradycardia due to peripheral effects, where it’s really on vagus nerve stimulation. Moderate tolerance of the heart “muscle” when describing bradycardia
all 3 are similar. It just depends if it's morphine oral or IV, as most often used. Orally it's equal to Hydro, Oxy would be 1.5 that, cuz ur body takes it up better orally. But morphine IV is 3x as potent, so 2 to 3x more potent than Hydro or Oxy too..