Pain PDF Study Guide
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This document appears to be a study guide on pain management, providing information on various aspects of pain, including physiological indicators, pain assessments, pharmacological controls (analgesics), and potential side effects. It includes tables and examples of different types of pain management.
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Pain Study online at https://quizlet.com/_c89c4n True or false: physiological indicators are primary indicators of false just cues to begin further assessment pain When should a secondary pain assessment be com...
Pain Study online at https://quizlet.com/_c89c4n True or false: physiological indicators are primary indicators of false just cues to begin further assessment pain When should a secondary pain assessment be completed after IV - IV: 30 min and oral analgesics - Oral: 1 hour - critical care pain observation tool (CPOT): 0-2 2 Pain tools for vented pt, what is it out of - Behavioral pain scale (BPS): 3-12 - opioid agonist: morphine - nonopiods: gabapentin, tramadol 4 types of pharmacological control of pain, ex of each - adjuvants: promethazine (Phenergan) - opioid analgesics: oxicodone (Percocet) - po 2 forms morphine is available in - injection - slow Morphine onset is [blank] but the duration is [blank] than [blank] - longer - fentanyl Indication for morphine severe pain - respiratory depression - pruritus 6 s/e of morphine - vasodilation - sedation - n/v What is given to a pt on morphine experiencing respiratory de- naloxone (Narcan) pression What is given to a pt on morphine experiencing pruritus benadryl What is given to a pt on morphine experiencing n/v promethazine (Phenergan) Fentanyl is [blank] times stronger than morphine, therefore how is 50-100x, mcg it dosed - injection 3 forms fentanyl can be given - transdermal - lozenge While the s/e of fentanyl are similar to morphine what 2 things can - bradycardia happen if it is given too rapidly - rigidity in chest wall Hydromorphone is [blank] potent than morphine and causes less - more [blank, blank, and blank] - pruritus, n/v Hydromorphone is not indicated for pt with [blank and blank] renal/ hepatic failure - less potent than morphine 3 cons of Meperidine - metabolite is CNS toxic - shorter duration requiring frequent doses What pain management drug is very effective in stopping coughs codeine What pain medication is preferred for pt with opioid depenence methadone Mehtadone had a [blank] duration/ half-life than morphine with - longer [blank] sedation - less - dr. and CRNA Who can remifentanil and sufentanil only be given by and why - extremely potent Why might there need to be repeated doses of naloxone (Narcan) duration of effect is shorter than opioids How do adjuvants work? enhance the effect of opioids - liver failure 2 indications acetaminophen should be not be used - high alcohol consumption aceteminophen should not exceed [blank] g/day 4 3 things NSAIDs increase the risk of 1/2 Pain Study online at https://quizlet.com/_c89c4n - kidney failure - bleeding - gastric ulcers - post op pain What is ketorolac (Toradol) typically given for, how long and wy -