11-13-2008, 08:40 AM
1. true or false:
if a patient files a complaint and then withdraws it, the board of medicine may still pursue the complaint.
2. the most appropriate attitute about managing nonmaligant pain is
a. the risk of opiooid addiction in long-term pain management is not a concern.
b. use of opioids in long-term pain management requires monitoring for opioids abuse and diversion
c. opioid treatment should be reserved for terminal situations.
d. pain is not a life-treatening problem and therefore does not require urgent attention
if a patient files a complaint and then withdraws it, the board of medicine may still pursue the complaint.
2. the most appropriate attitute about managing nonmaligant pain is
a. the risk of opiooid addiction in long-term pain management is not a concern.
b. use of opioids in long-term pain management requires monitoring for opioids abuse and diversion
c. opioid treatment should be reserved for terminal situations.
d. pain is not a life-treatening problem and therefore does not require urgent attention