Post-Assessment: Handling Opioids Responsibly
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Question 1 of 12
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What is the significance of the written date on the prescription label?
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2. Question
What is the significance of the fill date on the prescription label?
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3. Question
An opioid prescription can only be filled up to ______________ after the written date.
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True or false? Even when the directions on a medication say to take “as needed”, that does not mean you can take it whenever you want or as many as you want. There is still a maximum dose you cannot exceed.
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Question 5 of 12
5. Question
What can you do to avoid drug interactions with your opioid medication?
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6. Question
Individuals should avoid driving, alcohol, and operating machinery when taking opioids because they…
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7. Question
You learned in this course that certain medications don’t mix well with each other and can cause bad effects – known as an “drug interaction”. We can’t go over every drugs interaction in this course, so you should always ask the pharmacist to review ALL of your medications. However, what are some medications that should immediately give you concern about interacting with opioids?
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8. Question
You learned in this course that certain medications can’t be split, cut up, crushed, etc. We can’t go over medication in this course that fits these rules, so you should always ask the pharmacist. However, what may you see on the medication labeling or package insert that should immediately give you concern about splitting, cutting, or crushing it?
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Question 9 of 12
9. Question
For a normally healthy patient who may need opioids after an injury or surgery, what is maximum length of time they should be on opioids?
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True or false? Opioids are the first choice of treatment in patients suffering with chronic pain conditions.
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11. Question
What should someone do of there pain is not controlled with the opioid they are taking?
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Question 12 of 12
12. Question
When storing opioids at home, what steps should someone take to keep opioids from getting into the wrong hands or be ingested by accident? Select all that apply.
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