Pharmacology | Chronic Pain | Hospice | Acute Postoperative Pain |
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What are Adjuvants?
Generally ineffective against acute pain, this class of drug is often used to treat Neuropathic, cancer, musculoskeletal or headache pain.
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What is Non-opioid/NSAIDS?
Unlike Opioids, there is less likelihood of addiction/abuse/diversion when using this class of drug
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What is Modulation?
Peripheral sensitization and central sensitization occurs during this step in the pathophysiology of pain (Transduction, Transmission, Modulation, Perception)
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What is “False”?
True/False: Hospice care are only offered to patients at Long Term Care Facilities
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What is Prior?
Acute Pain management should begin (prior, during, after) surgery and continued throughout patient’s hospital stay
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What are Antagonists?
This group of drugs do not produce analgesic effects and are used to reverse the toxic effects of agonists and/or agonist-antagonists
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What are Nociceptive specific neurons?
In contrast to Wide dynamic range neurons, which respond to innocuous and noxious stimuli; this other second order noceptive neuron only respond to noxious stimuli
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What is two?
After a patient is on hospice care for 6 months, they are recertified every _______ months
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What is both?
Do Local anesthetic injected into the epidural space moves in a horizontal or longitudinal manner or both?
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