17 Questions
What is the typical onset of opioid withdrawal symptoms?
6-10 hours after the last dose
What is the duration of methadone withdrawal symptoms?
Up to 2 weeks
What is a key disadvantage of the antipyretic property of opioids in the dental post-surgical setting?
It can mask a sign of infection
What is the recommended approach for analgesic use in a patient who is likely to have post-surgical pain?
Administer analgesics every 4 hours while awake
What is the primary mechanism of action for non-opioid analgesics?
Inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis
What is a key advantage of non-opioid analgesics compared to opioids?
Lack of tolerance or addiction with long-term use
What is the half-life of the drug ROBLES?
2 hours
Which of the following is NOT a reported side effect of ROBLES?
Constipation
What is the maximum daily dose of ROBLES?
6 tablets
What is the recommended dosage for Naproxen?
2 tablets initially, then 1 tablet every 8 hours
Which of the following is NOT a reported use for Naproxen?
Asthma
Which of the following is a mechanism of action for aspirin's analgesic effect?
Inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis
What is a potential adverse effect of aspirin related to its antiplatelet activity?
Prolonged bleeding time
Why is it recommended to stop aspirin therapy before surgery?
To prevent prolonged bleeding during the surgical procedure
Which of the following is a pharmacokinetic property of aspirin?
It is absorbed in the stomach and upper small intestine
Which of the following is NOT a therapeutic use of aspirin?
Treatment of severe, chronic pain
What is a potential gastrointestinal side effect of aspirin?
Gastritis
Test your knowledge on Opioid withdrawal syndrome and tolerance. Learn about the symptoms of opiate withdrawal syndrome, the timeline of onset and subsiding, as well as the differences in symptoms between methadone withdrawal and opiate withdrawal. Understand the concept of psychological dependence and opioid tolerance.
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