PC 707 Module 5 Exam with 100% Verified Solutions

PC 707 Module 5 Exam with 100% Verified Solutions Where do 50% of the medications from abuse come from? - Answer ️️ -Primary care providers What happens when the historic response to a drug is no longer achieved at the same dosage level and increases are necessary? - Answer ️️ -Tolerance What is a state where the body functions normally only with the drug and withdraw happens when the drug is removed? - Answer ️️ -Dependence What is when you use something because it becomes associated with alleviating mental duress, such as anxiety, depression, or other associated conditions? - Answer ️️ -Psychological dependence What results from a fear of being in pain so the person takes pain medication to prevent it from happening? - Answer ️️ -Pseudo-addiction What is a primary product of a neurobiologic relapsing disease that is characterized by compulsive drug seeking or use despite harmful consequences to themselves or others? - Answer ️️ -addiction What is the most widespread medical problem? - Answer ️️ -Pain What type of pain is due to arthropathies, ischedmic disorders, myalgias, skin and mucosal ulcerations, superficial pain such as burns, and visceral pain such as appendicitis, pancreatitis, renal lithiasis? - Answer ️️ -Nociceptive pain What type of pain is characterized by tissue damage, such as cut or surgical incision, and is the most common type of pain? - Answer ️️ -Nociceptive pain What type of pain is due to neuropathies as in alcoholism and diabetes, cancer-related pain, regional pain syndromes, HIV, multiple sclerosis, phantom limb pain, post herpetic neuralgia, trigeminal neuralgia, and post-cva pain? - Answer ️️ -Neuropathic pain What type of pain is caused by damage to the nerve system? - Answer ️️ -Neuropathic pain What type of treatment does neuropathic pain need? - Answer ️️ -Multimodal therapies (antidepressants and meds that act on neurotransmitters) What type of pain is due to chronic or recurrent headaches, vasculitis? - Answer ️️ -Mixed or underdetermined etiology What is the first step to prescribing opioids safely? - Answer ️️ -patient history What histories are included on a patient who could potentially receive opioid treatment? - Answer ️️ -(1) social history (2) drug abuse history (3) depression screening (4) alcohol use (5) urine drug test (6) copy of other medical records (7) opioid drug use assessment What would you have a patient sign if they plan on using opioids? - Answer ️️ -Informed consent/patient-provider agreement If a person has a history of opioid usage/abuse, would that mean that you cannot prescribe them opioids for pain? - Answer ️️ -No If a person has a history of opioid usage/abuse, what would you do to help treat their pain? - Answer ️️ -Refer to pain management specialist What needs to be included in documentation for referral to pain management specialist? - Answer ️️ -Why the person is being referred What are the risks to prescribing opioids? - Answer ️️ -(1) respiratory depression (2) developing tolerance or dependence (3) overdose (4) drug interactions (5) risk of neonatal withdraw syndrome (6) inadvertent child use (7) abuse or misuse by patient or other family member