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Pain Flashcards

1
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What’s chronic pain

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Pain greater than 12weeks

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2
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Depression is a Comoros comorbidity with chronic pain. True or false?

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True

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3
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What’s primary chronic pain

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No clear underlying condition

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4
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WHO pain ladder

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See photo

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5
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What drug is useful in musculoskeletal pain

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Nsaids, aspirin and PCM

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What drug is used in visceral pain and moderate to severe pain

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Trunk, heart, abdominal and pelvic organ

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7
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List drugs used in sickle cell disease

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Paracetamol and Nsaids, codeine and dihydrocodeine

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8
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Drugs used in severe crisis in sickle cell disease

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Morphine or diamorphine may be needed

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9
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Drugs to avoid in sickle cell disease

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Pethidine because it can cause seizure

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10
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Dental pain and orofacial pain tx

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NSAIDs ( Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Diclofenac) use pcm temporary
Benzydamine mouthwash/spray can be used
Diazepam a muscle relaxant and Anxiolytics used short term

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11
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Dysmenorrhoea tx

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Antiemetic to prevent vomiting
Pcm and NSAID used to provide relief
Oral contraceptive can be used to prevent pain associated with ovulatory cycles

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12
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A non-opiod analgesic used to tx headache, musculoskeletal pain , dysmenorrhoea and pyrexia is ….

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Aspirin

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13
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State what to do to prevent GI problems associated with aspirin

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Take dose after food , enteric coated preps have slow onset of action and therefore unsuitable

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14
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Aspirin interacts with…

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Other drugs especially warfarin which is a special hazard

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15
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What drug can be used for pain not responding to non opiod analgesic but has more side effects

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Nefopam

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16
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Indication of NSAID

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Chronic disease accompanied by pain and inflammation
Short tx of mild -moderate pain but PCM more preferable esp in elderly
Suitable for dysmenorrhoea
Pain caused by secondary bone tumour
Use for post operative analgesia

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17
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What drug is preferred over NSAIDs for patients with high risk of G.I side-effects

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Cyclo-oxygenase 2

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18
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Facts about caffeine

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It is a weak stimulant and enhances analgesic effect

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19
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Facts about Opiods analgesic

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To relief moderate- severe pain of visceral origin
Repeated used may cause dependence and tolerance

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20
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Caution with opiod analgesic

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Caution in impaired respiratory function, asthma, hypotension, MG, shock, convulsive disorder

21
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Opiod analgesic should be avoided in…

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COPD

22
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Some opiod side effects

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Respiratory depression- reversed by naloxone or artificial ventilation
Overdose can cause coma, Respiratory depression and pinpoint pupils

23
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Other side effects of opoid

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Constipation
Dry mouth
N and V
Biliary spasm
Drowsiness
LT use - hypogonadism and adrenal insufficiency
Larger doses- muscle rigidity, hypotension, Respiratory depression

24
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Pt and carer advice for opoids

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Drowsiness, may affect driving or skilled task

25
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Facts about morphine as a strong opiod

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Most valuable opiod analgesic for severe pain despite causing N and V
Confers euphoria and a state of detachment in addition to pain relief
Given every 4hrs
Every 12- 24hrs as MR prep

26
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Facts about Buprenorphine

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Has both opiod agonist and antagonist properties
May ppt withdrawal symptoms
Abuse potential and may cause dependent
Longer duration of action than morphine
Effective sublingually for 6- 8hours
Compared to other opoids , it’s effects are only partially reversed by nalaxone

27
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Patients and carer advice on the use of buprenorphine patches

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Apply patch to dry, non irritated, non hairy skin on upper torso or outer
arm
Avoid heat and sauna ad they can increase absorption
Remove after 72hrs/ 96hrs/ 7days
Avoid same area for atleast 3 weeks

Remove if breathing difficulties, drowsiness, confusion or dizziness

28
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Examples of patch applied for 7days

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Prenotrix, hapoctasin , bupeaze, buplast and relevtec

29
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State patch applied for 6 days

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Transtec

30
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Which buprenorphine patch that is applied weekly

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Butec
Butrans
Reletrans
Sevodyne
Panitaz
Bupramyl

31
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Buprenorphine patch applied 4days/96hrs

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Bupeaze
Buplast
Relevtec
Transtec

32
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Buprenorphine patches applied for 3days/72hrs

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Prenotrix
Hapoctasin

33
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Facts about methadone

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Less sedating than morphine
Should not be administered more than BD to prevent risk of overdose and accumulation
Pt who miss 3 or more days are at risk of OD due to tolerance , reducing dose

34
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What’s Oxycodone used for

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Pain control in palliative care

35
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Facts about pethidine

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Less constipating than morphine
Prompt but short lasting analgesia

36
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Facts about Tramadol

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Analgesia by opiod effect and enhancement of seratogenic and adrenergic pathway

37
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Drugs used to tx neuropathic pain

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Amitriptyline, nortriptyline, pregabalin, gabapentine and tramadol
Plasters can be used
Capsaicin cream- burning sensation can occur during initial tx and limit use

38
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Tx of acute Migraine

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Tx guided by response and Severity of the attacks
Aspirin , soluble pcm effective
Offer 5HT1 receptor agonist if above meds ineffective
Antiemetic may be required
Excess use of Migraine medication can cause over use headache

39
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What medication is licensed specifically for Migraine attacks

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Tofenamic acid

40
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Other drugs licenced for Migraine attacks

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Diclofenac, potassium, flurbiprofen and Ibuprofen

41
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A 5HT1 agonist used to tx cluster headaches is

A

Zolmitriptan and sumatriptan

42
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List the type of Migraine Triptans not indicated for

A

Hemiplegic, basillar or opthalmoplegic Migraine

43
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An example of ergot alkaloid use to tx Migraine

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Ergotamine tartrate
Use to manage cluster headaches

44
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An antiemetic used in Migraine that promote gastric emptying and normal peristalsis is known as

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Domperidone and Metoclopramide

45
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List examples of medication used in Migraine prophylaxis

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Beta blockers eg propranolol, atenolol, metoprolol, nadolol and timolol
TCAs
Gabapentine
Topimirate
Sodium valproate
Pizotifen (may cause WG)
Botulinum toxin type A( chronic migranes in adult)

46
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Drugs used to tx cluster headaches

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Sumatriptans by SC injection
Sumatriptan nasal spray or Zolmitriptan (unlicensed) if injection is unsuitable
100% Oxygen at a rate of 10-15L/min for 10-20 mins is useful in aborting attack

47
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Drugs used for prophylaxis of cluster headache

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Attacks last greater than 3weeks
Can’t be treated effectively
Verapamil or lithium ( unlicensed)
Prednisone ( short term)
Ergotamine tartate

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