Acute Traumatic Pain Assessment And Management Pre-Test

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Acute Traumatic Pain Assessment And Management Pre-test - Quiz

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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%
Correct Answer
D. 20%

Explanation
20% of the calls EMS respond are for painful conditions. Another way to put it is 1 out of every 5 patients have a painful condition.

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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
Correct Answer
C. Difficult vascular access

Explanation
The others are not considered barriers. In addition there are other barriers including: Fear of complications; Record keeping; Other care adequate; Perception of possible drug seeking; Not familiar with dosing; Criticism from hospital; Short transport time.

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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
Correct Answer
A. Offline protocols

Explanation
Offline protocols dealing with treating the pediatric patient’s pain is one means to overcome barriers to pain. Others include: Training (specific to assessing); Ability to administer pain medication without the need to first start an IV in children; Medical support and oversight; Coordination with and education of receiving facilities.

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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
Correct Answer
D. Improvement in the patient’s respiratory effort

Explanation
Improvement in the patient’s respiratory effort is an immediate benefit for noting better control of the patient’s pain level. It may or may not be good that the patient’s vital signs remain the same. It is important that the vital signs improve to within normal limits for that patient. As much as you want to administer the medication quickly, it does not always improve the pain or discomfort. Likewise, conducting a patient assessment quickly is a good thing; however, it may not improve the patient’s condition.

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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
Correct Answer
A. Decreased incidence of post-traumatic stress

Explanation
Additional long-term benefits of pain control in pediatric patients include a decrease in long-term sequelae in children and a decrease in the development of hypersensitized pain pathways in children.

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6.

Which of the following route is NOT a means to administer fentanyl?
- A.
  
  Transmucosal
- B.
  
  Intravenous
- C.
  
  Intramuscular
- D.
  
  Intranasal
Correct Answer
C. Intramuscular

Explanation
Fentanyl is not administered by the intramuscular route. The least common route is transdermal.

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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
Correct Answer
A. Glascow Coma Score

Explanation
Any decreased mental status is a contraindication to receiving pain medication. Another reason not to administer pain medication is if there is a true allergy to the medication known.

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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
Correct Answer
D. Oral analgesics

Explanation
“Pharmacological means” used in pain control refers to all medications. These would include oral medications, such as acetaminophen and ibuprofen, as well as IV/IM and intranasal meds such as fentanyl is another pharmacological means for treating pain. The other choices above represent non-pharmacological means of pain control.

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9.

Which narcotic pain medication typically causes less respiratory depression?
- A.
  
  Morphine
- B.
  
  Fentanyl
- C.
  
  Acetaminophen
- D.
  
  NSAIDS
Correct Answer
B. Fentanyl

Explanation
Fentanyl causes less respiratory depression than morphine. Acetaminophen and NSAIDS are non-narcotic analgesics.

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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
Correct Answer
A. FLACC or CHEOPS

Explanation
Age 12 yrs: Self-report scale such as NRS

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Acute Traumatic Pain Assessment And Management Pre-test

What percentage of patients in the pre-hospital environment complain of pain?

Which of the following is considered a barrier to pain management in the prehospital environment?

Which of the following would be considered a means to overcome pain management barriers?

Which of the following is considered an immediate benefit of pain control and additionally provides a calming effect?

What is a long-term benefit of pain control for pediatric patients?

Which of the following route is NOT a means to administer fentanyl?

Which of the following would be considered a contraindication to administering pain medication to a pediatric patient?

Which of the following is considered a pharmacological means to control a patient’s pain?

Which narcotic pain medication typically causes less respiratory depression?

Which pain scale is appropriate for a 3-year-old patient?