Pain Management Flashcards

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What are the guideline for SL1?

A
  • General Pt care
  • Airway management
  • Pain score using the DVPRS
  • Position of comfort
  • Nausea/vomiting protocol
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2
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What are the guidelines for SL2?

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Cardiac monitoring

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3
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What are the guidelines for SL3?

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  • Mild pain control
  • Vascular access
  • V/S
  • Moderate to severe pain
  • Slow reversal of opioid pain control
  • Emergent opioid reversal
  • Moderate to severe pain
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4
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What medications can you administer for mild pain control?

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  • Acetaminophen 500mg POx2
  • Meloxicam 15mg POx1
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5
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What do you look at to administer fluids via vascular access?

A

Shock/hypotension

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6
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How often do you document V/S?

A

q 5 min for the first 15 min after admin

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What medication do you administer for moderate to severe pain?

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  • Fentanyl 400 mcg OTFC buccal x1
  • Fentanyl 100 mcg IN x1
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8
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What does OFTC mean?

A

Oral transmucosal fentanyl citrate

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9
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What do you administer for slow reversal of opioid pain control?

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Naloxone (0.9mg/mL) and add it to 9mL NS flush, push 20mcg (0.5mL) IV/IO/IN

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10
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What do you administer for emergent opioid reversal?

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Naloxone 0.4mg IV/IO/IN/IM

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What do you administer for emergent opioid reversal for moderate to severe pain?

A

Ketamine 50mg IN

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12
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What will be monitored if medications are administered?

A

EtCO2

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13
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What moderate to severe pain control medication is ideal for Pts who are hypotensive?

A
  • Ketamine 02mg/kg IV/IO
  • Ketamine 0.5mg/kg IM/IN
  • Fentanyl 1mcg/kg IV/IO/IM
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14
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What medicine do you give if ketamine/fentanyl are unavailable and SPB >100 mmHg?

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Morphine 2.5-5mg IV/IO

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15
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 0 for face?

A

No particular expression or smile

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16
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 0 for face?

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No particular expression or smile

17
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 1 for face?

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Occasional grimace or frown, withdrawn, uninterested

18
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 2 for the face?

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Frequent to constant quivering chin, clenched jaw

19
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 0 for legs?

A

Normal postion or relaxed

20
Q

On the FLACC Scale + what is score 1 for legs?

A

Uneasy, restless, tense

21
Q

On the FLACC Scale + what is score 2 for legs?

A

Kicking or legs drawn

22
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 0 for acitivty?

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Lying quietly normal position, moves easily

23
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 1 for acitivty?

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Squirming, shifting, back and forth, tense

24
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 2 for activity?

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Arched, rigid or jerking

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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 0 for cry?
No cry (awake or asleep)
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 1 for cry?
Moans or whimpers; occcasional complaint
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 2 for cry?
Crying steadily, screams or sobs, frequent complaints
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 0 for consolability?
Content, relaxed
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 1 for consolability?
Reassured by occasional touching, hugginh or being talked to, distractible
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On the FLACC Scale + what is score 2 for consolability?
Dificult to console or comfort
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Who should you be careful to giving narcotic medication to and why?
Elderly patients, narcotic naive patients, patients, with head injuries, and those intoxicated because they are at an increased risk of CNS depression