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How long do opioids stay in the system?
How long do opioids stay in the system?
3-4 days
Is oxycodone an opiate on a urine analysis?
Is oxycodone an opiate on a urine analysis?
False
What is an appropriate medication for ankle sprain pain?
What is an appropriate medication for ankle sprain pain?
Ibuprofen 400mg is stronger than 5mg oxycodone; codeine is weaker than oxycodone.
What are the risks of opioid overdose?
What are the risks of opioid overdose?
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What constitutes aberrant drug-related behavior?
What constitutes aberrant drug-related behavior?
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What are the risks for substance use disorder related to opioids?
What are the risks for substance use disorder related to opioids?
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Which is the less expensive and specific urine analysis method and what is NOT considered an opiate?
Which is the less expensive and specific urine analysis method and what is NOT considered an opiate?
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Tramadol is a false positive for what?
Tramadol is a false positive for what?
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Study Notes
Opioid Duration in System
- Opioids typically remain detectable in the system for 3-4 days.
Oxycodone Classification
- Oxycodone is not classified as an opiate in urine analysis (UA).
Pain Management for Ankle Sprains
- Ibuprofen 400mg offers stronger pain relief than 5mg of oxycodone.
- Codeine is considered less potent than oxycodone.
Opioid Overdose Risks
- Risks for opioid overdose include increased dosage, use of long-acting opioids, concurrent use of sedatives, and illegal drug consumption.
Aberrant Drug-Related Behaviors
- Signs of aberrant behavior include stealing medication, altering prescriptions, obtaining prescriptions from multiple clinicians, requesting early refills, using illicit drugs, and making frequent phone calls.
- Notably, requesting an increased dose does not fall under aberrant behavior.
Substance Use Disorder Risks
- Risk factors for developing substance use disorder related to opioids include a history of other addictions (such as smoking), being male, past incarceration, family history of addiction, and PTSD.
Urine Analysis Considerations
- The less expensive and more specific urine analysis method is Enzyme Immunoassay (EIA).
- Substances such as methadone, oxycodone, buprenorphine, and fentanyl are not classified as opiates in this context.
Tramadol False Positives
- Tramadol may result in false positives for drugs such as PCP and buprenorphine.
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Description
This quiz explores crucial aspects of opioids, including their duration in the system, classification, and management of pain related to conditions such as ankle sprains. It also addresses the risks of overdose and signs of aberrant drug-related behaviors associated with opioid use. Understanding these factors is vital for safe and effective pain management.
