CE QUIZ: PAIN MANAGEMENT PART III PRE-REGISTERED

Part III: PA Guidelines in the Use of Opioids in the Dental Practice (1 CE)

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Part III: PA Guidelines in the Use of Opioids in the Dental Practice (1 CE)
After you submit the quiz, the bottom of the page will show your score. You must get 10/12 correct to pass.

1. The PA State Board of Dentistry requires mandatory continuing education in pain management, substance use, abuse, identifying patients at risk of addiction and red flags in prescription writing every two years for which of these providers?*

A. All dental license holders.B. Dentists who have a current DEA license.C. Oral surgeons onlyD. Auxiliary dental staff.

2. PDMP stands for*

A. Patient drugmonitoring program.B. Providers drug monitoring program.C. Prescription drug monitoring programD. Prescribing dentist monitoring plan

3. PDMP is designed to improve quality of patientcare by giving prescriber and dispenser access to the patient’s controlled substance medication history dating back seven years.*

A. TrueB. False

4. Based on the content of this lecture, which of the following statement is incorrect.*

A. Dentists prescribe between 1-1.5 billion doses of opioids annuallyB. Dentists account for about 25% of all opioid prescriptionsC. Dentists are the leading prescriber to people 10-19 years of ageD. Patients given opioids following dental procedures report at least 54% of prescriptions left over after cession of pain

5. FDA recommends practitioners to accept excess (leftover) opioids from patients for safe disposal.*

A. TrueB. False

6. Which of the following is the longest lasting local anesthetics?*

7. The behavioral characteristics of drug seekers includes patients who:*

A. Request specific opioidsB. Refuse treatment but request medicationC. Request early refills or claim that their prescription is lost or stolenD. Often irritable, hyperactive, malnourished, non-compliant or appear impaired or sedatedE. All of the above

8. Chronic opioid use has been associated with the development of what type of sleep apnea?*

A. Central apneaB. Obstructive apneaC. HypopneaD. All of the above

9. Which of the following drugs can interfere with the metabolism of opioids and can increase the risk of adverse events?*

10. Which of these statements is correct?*

A. Maximum OTC dose of acetaminophen for adults is 2,000 mg / dayB. Maximum prescribed dose of NSAIDS for adults is 3,000 mg / dayC. Maximum OTC dose of NSAIDS for adults is 4,000 mg / dayD. Maximum OTC dose of NSAIDS for adults is 1,200 mg / day

11. Which of these statements is (are) correct?*

A. Cayenne peppers & ginger contain salicylate (just like aspirin which is salicylic acid)B. The active ingredient in turmeric is curcumin that has anti-inflammatory and has blood-thinning or anticoagulant propertiesC. Cinnamon contains coumarin. Warfarin is derived from coumarinD. All of the above

12. Using ibuprofen or NSAIDs with prescription anticoagulants prolongs bleeding. The majority of the new generation of anticoagulants work by inhibiting which of the coagulation factors?*

A. Factor IIaB. Factor IIIC. Factor XaD. Factor IXa