NU 631 Exam Questions and Answers with
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Whats lab test should you monitor Liver function tests
for when prescribing
Acetaminophen
(Tylenol)?
What is the maximum daily dose 4 Grams/ Day
of
Acetaminophen (Tylenol)?
What type of pain is Mild to moderate somatic and visceral pain
Acetaminophen
(Tylenol) indicated for?
What type of pain is are NSAID's Mild to moderate somatic and visceral
indicated for? pain. Helps
with inflammatory musculoskeletal pain.
Which patient populations should Bleeding risks (GI bleeds), Renal
NSAID's be avoided in? dysfunction,
Patients on corticosteroids. Risk for toxicity
in the
elderly
What type of pain is are moderate to severe neuropathic pain?
Antiepileptics indicated for?
, What types of antidepressants Tricyclic and SNRI. SSRI's not found to be
help effective
with moderate to sever pain? in pain management
Corticosteroids are effective for moderate to serve somatic and visceral
which type of pain? pain
What medications should not be NSAID's. The combination increased
give bleeding risks
with Corticosteroids and why?
What are the 4 goals of multimodal 1. improvement in pain 2. restoration of
analgesia? function 3.
improved quality of life 4. promotion of
well- being
Whats are the 4 C's of Opioid Use 1. loss of Control 2. Craving 3. Compulsive
Disorder? use 4.
Continued use despite the risk of harm
What at the 3 most common 1. methadone 2. Buprenhnorphine 3.
medication used to treat Opioid Naltrexone
use (least commonly used)
disorder?
Are migraines unilateral or unilateral
bilateral?
whats a differentiating factor no pulsating with tension headache & not
between a migraine and a tension unilateral
headache?
Verified Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
Whats lab test should you monitor Liver function tests
for when prescribing
Acetaminophen
(Tylenol)?
What is the maximum daily dose 4 Grams/ Day
of
Acetaminophen (Tylenol)?
What type of pain is Mild to moderate somatic and visceral pain
Acetaminophen
(Tylenol) indicated for?
What type of pain is are NSAID's Mild to moderate somatic and visceral
indicated for? pain. Helps
with inflammatory musculoskeletal pain.
Which patient populations should Bleeding risks (GI bleeds), Renal
NSAID's be avoided in? dysfunction,
Patients on corticosteroids. Risk for toxicity
in the
elderly
What type of pain is are moderate to severe neuropathic pain?
Antiepileptics indicated for?
, What types of antidepressants Tricyclic and SNRI. SSRI's not found to be
help effective
with moderate to sever pain? in pain management
Corticosteroids are effective for moderate to serve somatic and visceral
which type of pain? pain
What medications should not be NSAID's. The combination increased
give bleeding risks
with Corticosteroids and why?
What are the 4 goals of multimodal 1. improvement in pain 2. restoration of
analgesia? function 3.
improved quality of life 4. promotion of
well- being
Whats are the 4 C's of Opioid Use 1. loss of Control 2. Craving 3. Compulsive
Disorder? use 4.
Continued use despite the risk of harm
What at the 3 most common 1. methadone 2. Buprenhnorphine 3.
medication used to treat Opioid Naltrexone
use (least commonly used)
disorder?
Are migraines unilateral or unilateral
bilateral?
whats a differentiating factor no pulsating with tension headache & not
between a migraine and a tension unilateral
headache?
