CE QUIZ: PAIN MANAGEMENT PART IV PRE-REGISTERED

Part IV: The History of Opioid Discoveries (1 CE)

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We look at the fascinating history of opioid use and abuse throughout the centuries. An in depth look at how many opioid derivatives were discovered and then introduced to public as safe and effective remedies for pain management. Many claimed that their discoveries were not addictive but rather safe even for use in children for teething. Substances such as morphine, heroin, cocaine were included in those supposedly safe drugs. The lessons we can learn from this two-part presentation are must listen for all prescribers and users of narcotics.

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Part IV: The History of Opioid Discoveries (1 CE)

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A. We will learn from history not to repeat the mistake made in past.B. A retrospective view of drug addiction that takes into consideration the historical context.C. To extend our knowledge of how drugs were discovered, used and abused.D. To allow for a better understanding of today's problems of abuse and addictionE. All of the above
A. TrueB. False. Pain is simultaneously useful and dreaded. Pain is the ultimate teacher. It teaches us to avoid hot, sharp and poisonous objects and many other things that could cause us harm. It alerts the body of injuries and diseases.
A. AvicennaB. HippocratesC. Zakarya Al-RaziD. ParacelsusE. Thomas Sydenham
A. Friedrich W. Adam SertürnerB. Gay-LussacC. Warren HastingsD. Thomas SydenhamE. Justus Von Liebig
A. TrueB. False
A. LaudanumB. MorphineC. CocaineD. HeroinE. CodeineF. All of the above
A. 1890B. 1930C. 1909D. 1875E. 1886
A. A patient with severe facial fracturesB. The civil war soldiers with Soldier’s DiseaseC. His wife and himselfD. Pharmacy internsE. None of the above
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