Fentanyl

E490748

Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid analgesic, much stronger than morphine, used medically for severe pain but also widely associated with overdose deaths in the illicit drug market.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf narcotic analgesic ⓘ
opioid ⓘ
phenylpiperidine ⓘ
synthetic opioid analgesic ⓘ
actsOnReceptor mu-opioid receptor ⓘ
antidote naloxone ⓘ
associatedWith illicit drug market ⓘ
opioid overdose epidemic in North America ⓘ
ATCCode N01AH01 ⓘ
CASNumber 437-38-7 ⓘ
chemicalFormula C22H28N2O ⓘ
contraindication acute severe asthma ⓘ
significant respiratory depression ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Belgium ⓘ
developedBy Janssen Pharmaceutica ⓘ
Paul Janssen ⓘ
durationOfActionIV 30 to 60 minutes ⓘ
excretedBy kidneys ⓘ
halfLife about 3 to 12 hours depending on formulation ⓘ
hasAnalog alfentanil ⓘ
carfentanil ⓘ
remifentanil ⓘ
sufentanil ⓘ
hasIUPACName N-phenyl-N-[1-(2-phenylethyl)piperidin-4-yl]propanamide ⓘ
illicitForm adulterant in counterfeit prescription pills ⓘ
adulterant in heroin ⓘ
counterfeit tablets ⓘ
powder ⓘ
introducedMedicallyIn 1960s ⓘ
legalStatus Schedule II controlled substance in the United States ⓘ
controlled drug under the Misuse of Drugs Act in the United Kingdom ⓘ
controlled substance in Canada ⓘ
mechanismOfAction mu-opioid receptor agonist ⓘ
medicalUse anesthesia adjunct ⓘ
management of breakthrough cancer pain ⓘ
metabolizedBy CYP3A4 ⓘ
molarMass 336.47 g/mol ⓘ
onsetOfActionIV within minutes ⓘ
overdoseSymptom loss of consciousness ⓘ
pinpoint pupils ⓘ
severe respiratory depression ⓘ
pharmaceuticalForm buccal tablet ⓘ
injectable solution ⓘ
lozenge ⓘ
nasal spray ⓘ
transdermal patch ⓘ
pregnancyCategoryUS varies by formulation, generally Category C ⓘ
primaryMedicalUse treatment of severe pain ⓘ
primaryMetabolite norfentanyl ⓘ
relativePotencyToHeroin about 30 to 50 times more potent than heroin ⓘ
relativePotencyToMorphine about 50 to 100 times more potent than morphine ⓘ
risk life-threatening respiratory depression ⓘ
opioid use disorder ⓘ
overdose ⓘ
physical dependence ⓘ
riskGroup high risk of fatal overdose in opioid-naive individuals ⓘ
routeOfAdministration buccal ⓘ
intramuscular ⓘ
intranasal ⓘ
intravenous ⓘ
sublingual ⓘ
transdermal ⓘ
sideEffect bradycardia ⓘ
constipation ⓘ
nausea ⓘ
respiratory depression ⓘ
sedation ⓘ
solubility highly lipophilic ⓘ
streetName Apache ⓘ
China White ⓘ
Dance Fever ⓘ
Friend ⓘ
Goodfella ⓘ
UNDrugControl listed in Schedule I of the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs ⓘ
usedIn intensive care unit sedation ⓘ
perioperative anesthesia ⓘ
yearOfDiscovery 1960 ⓘ

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Money Money 2020 → hasPart → Fentanyl ⓘ