Opioid Webinar 2017

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1. The drugs driving the increase in overdose deaths are: (Required.)

Heroin, fentanyl and fentanyl analogs

Prescription opioids (Oxycodone, etc.)

Cocaine, bath salts and other stimulants

Synthetic marijuana

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2. The primary danger of opioid overdose is: (Required.)

Seizure

Fever/hyperthermia

Inadequate respiration

Agitated delirium

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3. The objective of administering naloxone is: (Required.)

To bring the patient's level of consciousness to "responds to verbal commands"

To improve cognitive response in a conscious patient

To diagnose/rule out opioid overdose in a drowsy patient

To restore adequate breathing in an unconscious patient

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4. What is the primary danger of over-reversal from naloxone for the patient? (Required.)

Somnolence/lethargy

Vomiting with aspiration

Bradycardia

Hypotension

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5. What is the primary danger of over-reversal from naloxone for the provider? (Required.)

Aggressive behavior

Exposure to bodily fluids

Failure of duty to act

Bystander interference

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6. How relevant was this presentation to your work?

Not very relevant

Somewhat relevant

Very relevant

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7. How did you find the level of detail in the presentation?

The content was too basic for my needs.

The content was appropriate for my needs.

The content was too detailed for my needs.

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8. Please provide any constructive comments on the content, design or objectives of the webinar. Feel free to include suggestions for future program topics or other poison-related educational materials that would be useful to you.

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9. In which field do you primarily work?

Law enforcement

Emergency medical services

School Nurse

Other (please specify)

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10. In which state do you primarily work? (Required.)

Maine

New Hampshire

Vermont

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* 1. The drugs driving the increase in overdose deaths are: (Required.)

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* 2. The primary danger of opioid overdose is: (Required.)

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* 3. The objective of administering naloxone is: (Required.)

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* 4. What is the primary danger of over-reversal from naloxone for the patient? (Required.)

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* 5. What is the primary danger of over-reversal from naloxone for the provider? (Required.)

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* 6. How relevant was this presentation to your work?

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* 7. How did you find the level of detail in the presentation?

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* 8. Please provide any constructive comments on the content, design or objectives of the webinar. Feel free to include suggestions for future program topics or other poison-related educational materials that would be useful to you.

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* 9. In which field do you primarily work?

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* 10. In which state do you primarily work? (Required.)

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* 11. In which county do you primarily work?

1. The drugs driving the increase in overdose deaths are: (Required.)

2. The primary danger of opioid overdose is: (Required.)

3. The objective of administering naloxone is: (Required.)

4. What is the primary danger of over-reversal from naloxone for the patient? (Required.)

5. What is the primary danger of over-reversal from naloxone for the provider? (Required.)

6. How relevant was this presentation to your work?

7. How did you find the level of detail in the presentation?

8. Please provide any constructive comments on the content, design or objectives of the webinar. Feel free to include suggestions for future program topics or other poison-related educational materials that would be useful to you.

9. In which field do you primarily work?

10. In which state do you primarily work? (Required.)

11. In which county do you primarily work?