CE QUIZ: PAIN MANAGEMENT PART I PRE-REGISTERED

Pain Management, Drug Addiction and
The Practice of Prescribing and Dispensing Opioids Quiz: Part I (1 CE)

TAKE THE QUIZ BELOW ONLY AFTER WATCHING THE PART 1 VIDEO. PLEASE NOTE, THIS QUIZ IS FOR THOSE WHO ALREADY PAID FOR THIS COURSE. IF YOU DID NOT REGISTER FOR THE COURSE, PLEASE CLICK HERE. YOU WILL BE DIRECTED TO ANOTHER QUIZ WHICH IS LINKED TO A REGISTRATION PAGE. SAVE THIS LINK SO YOU CAN COME BACK FOR THE QUIZ.

This online course is broken down into Part I and Part II which totals 2 CE hours. They must both be taken in order to receive the Board-approved hours for license renewal. Upon completing the Part I video, please answer the questions below to the best of your ability and submit the form to receive your Part I CE hours.

Once you complete Part I and Part II and we receive both quizzes, we will email you a CE certificate for your records. If you do not receive it or have any questions, please contact lisa@snorenet.com.

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Pain Management, Drug Addiction and
The Practice of Prescribing and Dispensing Opioids: Part I

After you submit the quiz, the bottom of the page will show your score. You must get 10/12 correct to pass.

1. Which statement regarding PDMP is incorrect?*

A. The PDMP is a program that collects information about all prescription drugs that are dispensed to patients within the state.B. The PDMP is a program that collects information about controlled substance prescription drugs that are dispensed to patients within the state.C. The PDMP is a program that is designed to increase the quality of patient care by giving prescribers & dispensers access to the patient’s controlled substance prescription medication history.D. The PDMP is a program that is designed to help regulatory & law enforcement agencies in the detection &prevention of fraud, drug abuse & the criminal diversion of controlled substances.

2. How should the PDMP be used?*

A. To discuss a patient’s prescriptions to make sure he/she is aware of how opioids are used in pain management and the risks and harms associated with therapy.B. To engage a patient in a discussion about when it would be appropriate to taper off the opioids or use lower dose.C. Monitor for signs & evidence of misuse&/or risky behaviorD. Avoid any potentially harmful drug-drug interactions (e.g., opioid and benzodiazepine or an opioid and a stimulant)E. Discuss alternative pain management strategies before referring a patient to substance use disorder treatment.F. All of the above

3. PDMPs are associated with reduced overdose deaths and lower demands for treatment.*

A. TrueB. False

4. The PDMP can help in identification of persons with possible opioid use disorder and referral of these individuals to substance use disorder treatment or alternative pain management treatment.*

A. TrueB. False

5. In a dental setting, a dental assistant or front office representative can be a delegate for the dentist. The delegate can request the PDMP for all of the patients being seen that day before the day begins using a bulk search or after a surgery when a pain-relieving prescription medication is required to treat an episode of acute pain.*

A. TrueB. False

6. Which of these statements are correct regarding MME?*

A. MME is the amount of morphine in milligrams equivalent to the strength of the opioid dose prescribed.B. Using MME allows comparison between the strength of different types of opioids.C. The MME/day metric is often used as a gauge of the overdose potential of the amount of opioid that is being given at a particular time.D. Calculating the total daily dose of opioids helps identify patients who may benefit from closer monitoring, reduction or tapering of opioids, prescribing of naloxone, or other measures to reduce risk of overdose.E. All of the above

7. Which of the following is under schedule II controlled substances?*

A. HeroinB. Marijuana (cannabis)C. Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) Amphetamine(ecstasy) Methaqualone (quaaludes)D. None of the aboveE. All of the above

8. Prescription drugs such as Xanax, Ativan, Halcion, Valium, Soma, Ambien, Klonopin, Tramadol, & Versed belong to which scheduled substance category?*

9. Acetaminophen with codeine belongs to which scheduled substance category?*

10. In PA there is a mandated law to obtain a consent to prescribe opioid medication to a minor.*

A. TrueB. False

11. Which of the following are examples of drug diversion?*

A. Patient reciting exact textbook symptomsB. Patient carrying their own medical recordsC. Patient with no ID cardD. Patient offering to buy other patient’s pillsE. Doctor seeing patients every 3 minF. All of the above

12. Which of the following are considered red flags when writing narcotic prescriptions?*

A. Appearing impaired or overly sedated during the office visit or examB. Frequently requesting early refillsC. Frequently losing prescriptionsD. Requesting specific drugs by street name, color, or identifying marksE. All of the above

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