Acute Traumatic Pain Assessment And Management Pre-test
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- 1.What percentage of patients in the pre-hospital environment complain of pain?
- A.
100%
- B.
80%
- C.
50%
- D.
20%
- 2.Which of the following is considered a barrier to pain management in the prehospital environment?
- A.
Ability to assess pain
- B.
High pain score
- C.
Difficult vascular access
- D.
Immediate transport
- 3.Which of the following would be considered a means to overcome pain management barriers?
- A.
Offline protocols
- B.
Training on medication administering
- C.
Start an IV in children immediately
- D.
Less medical oversight
- 4.Which of the following is considered an immediate benefit of pain control and additionally provides a calming effect?
- A.
Administering the pain medication immediately
- B.
Patient’s vital signs remain the same
- C.
Doing a patient assessment quickly
- D.
Improvement in the patient’s respiratory effort
- 5.What is a long-term benefit of pain control for pediatric patients?
- A.
Decreased incidence of post-traumatic stress
- B.
Increased long-term sequelae in children
- C.
Increase the development of hypersensitized pain pathways
- D.
There are no long-term benefits noted for pediatric patients
- 6.Which of the following route is NOT a means to administer fentanyl?
- A.
Transmucosal
- B.
Intravenous
- C.
Intramuscular
- D.
Intranasal
- 7.Which of the following would be considered a contraindication to administering pain medication to a pediatric patient?
- A.
Glascow Coma Score
- B.
Normal blood pressure
- C.
Patients under the age of 10
- D.
Pediatric trauma patients
- 8.Which of the following is considered a pharmacological means to control a patient’s pain?
- A.
Distraction
- B.
Hypnosis
- C.
Acupressure
- D.
Oral analgesics
- 9.Which narcotic pain medication typically causes less respiratory depression?
- A.
Morphine
- B.
Fentanyl
- C.
Acetaminophen
- D.
NSAIDS
- 10.Which pain scale is appropriate for a 3-year-old patient?
- A.
FLACC or CHEOPS
- B.
Self-report scale such as FPS-revised
- C.
Self-report scale such as Wong-Baker FACES®
- D.
Self-report scale such as NRS
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