When, Why, & How of Opioids: New Guidelines on Treating Pain Survey

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3. Was this content free from commercial bias? (Required.)

Yes

If no, please explain why

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4. Was this content appropriate to your practice? (Required.)

Yes

Other (please specify)

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5. Did you encounter any issues in viewing this module? (Required.)

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6. Based on your participation in this activity, do you plan to make any changes to your practice? (Required.)

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7. If you answered yes, please describe the type of changes you intend to make? (Required.)

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8. Do you have other educational needs that the Kentucky Medical Association may be able to provide? (Required.)

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9. What kind of study was used to rationalize opioids as being non-addictive? (Required.)

Randomized Controlled Trial

Cohort Study

Chart Review

None of the Above

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10. Opioids are the most prescribed drug in Ameria. (Required.)

True

False

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11. As a result of opioids, we now have less Americans with chronic pain. (Required.)

True

False

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12. What is the largest societal cost of opioid misuse? (Required.)

Compliance monitoring

Opioid addiction treatment

Overdoses

Lost productivity

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13. Opioids are a gateway drug, particularly for teenagers. (Required.)

True

False

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14. What increases the probability of disability from a work injury? (Required.)

Opioid initiation within 15 days of injury

Potency of opioid prescribed

Long-acting opioid prescribed (in lieu of or addition to short-acting)

All of the above

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15. Prescription opioid addiction increases the likelihood of becoming a heroin addict by? (Required.)

2-fold

3-fold

15-fold

40-fold

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16. What drug has the highest rate of all-cause complications? (Required.)

NSAIDs

Acetaminophen

Opioids

Cox-2 inhibitors

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17. Which agencies had some form of pharmaceutical influence affecting their opioid education (Required.)

Federation of State Medical Boards

Federal Drug Administration

Consumer advocacy groups

All of the above

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18. Which opioid risk strategy has been validated in screening for high risk patients (Required.)

Screening tools such as Opioid Risk Tool ORT

Pill counts

Randomized urine toxicology

None of the above

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19. What has been shown to improve function among pain patients? (Required.)

Long-acting opioids

Short-acting opioids

NSAIDs

None of the above

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20. What serious adverse effect of opioids is rarely discussed in pharmaceutical marketing? (Required.)

Constipation

Nausea/Vomiting

Sedation

Hypersensitivity to pain

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21. Overdose risk increases by how much after passing 100mg Morphine equivalents? (Required.)

2-fold

3-fold

9-fold

40-fold

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22. How long after opioid initiation does risk of dependency start to spike? (Required.)

Immediately

After 3 days

After 30 days

After several months

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23. What percentage of all surgical patients remain on opioids long-term? (Required.)

<1%

2-3%

5-10%

25%

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24. Which of the following has caused the greatest number of deaths annually? (Required.)

AIDS at the peak of the AIDS epidemic

car accidents

breast cancer

drug overdoses

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25. For injured workers, opioids have been known to: (Required.)

decrease disability rates

increase duration of injury

reduce number of days of work missed

none of the above

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26. Opioids can increase the sensitivity to pain and reinforce the perception of needing additional opioids (Required.)

True

False

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27. Pseudo-addiction, where pain patients self-direct their opioid use in excess of what is prescribed: (Required.)

Has been demonstrated in clinical studies

Is unproven and more likely to reflect an opioid use disorder

Warrants opioid escalation

Reflects undertreated pain

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28. The CDC guidelines recommend: (Required.)

Opioids as a first-line treatment for pain as long as it is in low doses

Long-acting opioids to reduce the risk of medication spikes and dependency

Benzodiazepines-as they reduce the anxiety and muscle spasticity from pain

None of the above

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* 3. Was this content free from commercial bias? (Required.)

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* 4. Was this content appropriate to your practice? (Required.)

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* 5. Did you encounter any issues in viewing this module? (Required.)

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* 6. Based on your participation in this activity, do you plan to make any changes to your practice? (Required.)

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* 7. If you answered yes, please describe the type of changes you intend to make? (Required.)

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* 8. Do you have other educational needs that the Kentucky Medical Association may be able to provide? (Required.)

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* 9. What kind of study was used to rationalize opioids as being non-addictive? (Required.)

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* 10. Opioids are the most prescribed drug in Ameria. (Required.)

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* 11. As a result of opioids, we now have less Americans with chronic pain. (Required.)

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* 12. What is the largest societal cost of opioid misuse? (Required.)

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* 13. Opioids are a gateway drug, particularly for teenagers. (Required.)

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* 14. What increases the probability of disability from a work injury? (Required.)

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* 15. Prescription opioid addiction increases the likelihood of becoming a heroin addict by? (Required.)

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* 16. What drug has the highest rate of all-cause complications? (Required.)

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* 17. Which agencies had some form of pharmaceutical influence affecting their opioid education (Required.)

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* 18. Which opioid risk strategy has been validated in screening for high risk patients (Required.)

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* 19. What has been shown to improve function among pain patients? (Required.)

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* 20. What serious adverse effect of opioids is rarely discussed in pharmaceutical marketing? (Required.)

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* 21. Overdose risk increases by how much after passing 100mg Morphine equivalents? (Required.)

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* 22. How long after opioid initiation does risk of dependency start to spike? (Required.)

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* 23. What percentage of all surgical patients remain on opioids long-term? (Required.)

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* 24. Which of the following has caused the greatest number of deaths annually? (Required.)

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* 25. For injured workers, opioids have been known to: (Required.)

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* 26. Opioids can increase the sensitivity to pain and reinforce the perception of needing additional opioids (Required.)

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* 27. Pseudo-addiction, where pain patients self-direct their opioid use in excess of what is prescribed: (Required.)

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* 28. The CDC guidelines recommend: (Required.)

1. Please provide your full name (Required.)

2. Please provide your email address (Required.)

3. Was this content free from commercial bias? (Required.)

4. Was this content appropriate to your practice? (Required.)

5. Did you encounter any issues in viewing this module? (Required.)

6. Based on your participation in this activity, do you plan to make any changes to your practice? (Required.)

7. If you answered yes, please describe the type of changes you intend to make? (Required.)

8. Do you have other educational needs that the Kentucky Medical Association may be able to provide? (Required.)

9. What kind of study was used to rationalize opioids as being non-addictive? (Required.)

10. Opioids are the most prescribed drug in Ameria. (Required.)

11. As a result of opioids, we now have less Americans with chronic pain. (Required.)

12. What is the largest societal cost of opioid misuse? (Required.)

13. Opioids are a gateway drug, particularly for teenagers. (Required.)

14. What increases the probability of disability from a work injury? (Required.)

15. Prescription opioid addiction increases the likelihood of becoming a heroin addict by? (Required.)

16. What drug has the highest rate of all-cause complications? (Required.)

17. Which agencies had some form of pharmaceutical influence affecting their opioid education (Required.)

18. Which opioid risk strategy has been validated in screening for high risk patients (Required.)

19. What has been shown to improve function among pain patients? (Required.)

20. What serious adverse effect of opioids is rarely discussed in pharmaceutical marketing? (Required.)

21. Overdose risk increases by how much after passing 100mg Morphine equivalents? (Required.)

22. How long after opioid initiation does risk of dependency start to spike? (Required.)

23. What percentage of all surgical patients remain on opioids long-term? (Required.)

24. Which of the following has caused the greatest number of deaths annually? (Required.)

25. For injured workers, opioids have been known to: (Required.)

26. Opioids can increase the sensitivity to pain and reinforce the perception of needing additional opioids (Required.)

27. Pseudo-addiction, where pain patients self-direct their opioid use in excess of what is prescribed: (Required.)

28. The CDC guidelines recommend: (Required.)