1B CNS : Analgesia and Pain Management

Question 1

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Used to evaluate pain:
A. Wong-Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale
B. Numeric Rating Scale
C. FLACC Pain Scale
D. Color Pain Scale

Answer 1

A. Wong-Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale
B. Numeric Rating Scale
C. FLACC Pain Scale

Question 2

FLACC means:

Answer 2

Face, Legs, Acitivity, Cry, Consolability

Question 3

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In choosing appropriate analgesic:

A. Match the Analgesic to the Pain
B. The WHO-Analgesic Ladder
C. Combination therapies may be used
D. Giving multiple analgesia at once

Answer 3

A. Match the Analgesic to the Pain
B. The WHO-Analgesic Ladder
C. Combination therapies may be used

Question 4

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The WHO-Analgesic Ladder is:
A. Combination therapies may be used
B. must assess the degree of pain first
C. come into the ladder at the appropriate level
D. Don’t start at the bottom and work up

Answer 4

B. must assess the degree of pain first
C. come into the ladder at the appropriate level
D. Don’t start at the bottom and work up

Question 5

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WHO ANALGESIC LADDER FOR Adult
A. Non-opioid
B. Weak Non-opioid
C. Weak opioid
D. Striong opioid

Answer 5

A. Non-opioid
C. Weak opioid
D. Striong opioid

Question 6

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These are non-opioids

A. Ibuprofen
B. Paracetamol
C. Aspirin
D. Buprenorphine

Answer 6

A. Ibuprofen or other NSAIDs
B. Paracetamol
C. Aspirin

Question 7

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These are weak opioids

A. codeine
B. oxycodone
C. tramadol
D. low dose morhphine

Answer 7

A. codeine
C. tramadol
D. low dose morhphine

Question 8

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Strong opioid
A. Fentanyl
B. Oxycodone
C. Hydromorphone
D. Buprenorphine

Answer 8

A. Fentanyl
B. Oxycodone
C. Hydromorphone
D. Buprenorphine

Question 9

dose by the clock means:
a. time doses based in drug half-life
b. wait until the next dose
c. do not wait for the pain to recur
d. wait until it is due

Answer 9

a. time doses based in drug half-life
c. do not wait for the pain to recur

Question 10

Adjuvants for pain are:
A. antidepressants, anticonvulsants
B. antispasmodic, muscle relaxant
C. Bisphosponate or corticosteroids
D. Antibiotics, adrenergics

Answer 10

A. antidepressants, anticonvulsants
B. antispasmodic, muscle relaxant
C. Bisphosponate or corticosteroids

Question 11

In Monitoring and Re-Evaluate Changing Pain Experience or Side Effects, one must:
A. Allows for adjustments of Drug Type and Drug Dose
B. Patient should know that Opioids are Short-Term and that their need decreases as healing proceeds
C. Patient should know that dependency is not an issue
D. When patient is asking for pain reliever, always give the dose

Answer 11

A. Allows for adjustments of Drug Type and Drug Dose
B. Patient should know that Opioids are Short-Term and that their need decreases as healing proceed

Question 12

is/are true:

A. Get the patient onboard with a Long-Term Step-Down Goal which means Eventually No Drugs
B. Sometimes when a patient is relieved of pain, they sleep for ages; don’t mistake this for sedation. They are simply catching up on sleep lost while during pain
C. Step-Down Plan IS NOT needed when treating Chronic / Neuropathic Pain
D. Non-opioid can be addictive

Answer 12

A. Get the patient onboard with a Long-Term Step-Down Goal which means Eventually No Drugs
B. Sometimes when a patient is relieved of pain, they sleep for ages; don’t mistake this for sedation. They are simply catching up on sleep lost while during pain
C. Step-Down Plan IS NOT needed when treating Chronic / Neuropathic Pain

Question 13

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Target receptor for analgesic treatment:
a. TRPV1R Receptors (Capsaicin/Vanilloid Receptors)
b. Prostanoid Receptors
c. Opioid Receptors

Answer 13

a. TRPV1R Receptors (Capsaicin/Vanilloid Receptors)
b. Prostanoid Receptors
c. Opioid Receptors

Question 14

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TRPV1R Receptors are sensitive to:
A. acid
b. heat
c. capsaicin
d. cold

Answer 14

A. acid
b. heat
c. capsaicin