PROMPPT Foundation Module Quiz

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When opioids are used for persistent pain they should be reviewed regularly. Match the correct time frame to the statements below.

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When opioids are prescribed for persistent pain an opioid trial is recommended, with clear agreed goals for treatment. To assess a patient's response to treatment they should be reviewed within

Patients are unlikely to gain benefit in the long-term (and continuing opioids is not recommended) if they have not achieved useful pain relief within

Patients who obtain benefit in the short-term are not guaranteed long-term efficacy. Regular review is recommended to assess whether benefits continue to outweigh any adverse effects and potential harm, at least every

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What percentage of people using prescribed analgesia for persistent pain are prescribed opioids?
- 46%
- 62%
- 75%
- 20%
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True or false:

Frequent side effects for opioids include constipation, nausea, dizziness, sedation, and confusion.
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- False
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Which of the following possible outcomes of a PROMPPT review would be considered a success?
- A patient reduces or stops opioids, and experiences no worse pain-related interference than before.
- Opioids stay the same because, after exploring the balance of benefits and any side-effects or potential harms, it seems benefits outweigh harms/risks (e.g. low dose / intermittent with evident functional benefit
- Opioids stay the same. The patient is aware of the potential risks of opioids, the role of self-care in managing persistent pain and understands why it's important to review opioid use.
- Opioids stay the same. There may be scope to reduce other ineffective pain medicines that are associated with risk (e.g. NSAIDs, gabapentinoids) without any worsening of pain / pain related interference
- Opioids stay the same because, after exploring the balance of benefits and harms/risks, the patient does not feel ready to try reducing opioids but is now aware of the potential risks of opioids, the role of self-care in managing persistent pain and understands why it's important to review opioid use.
- Opioids stay the same. The PROMPPT review may 'sow the seed', allowing the patient to reflect on their opioid use / pain management strategies and they may consider making a change of opioids use in future.
- Opioids stay the same where the patient wants to escalate, and potentially harmful escalation has been avoided
- Opioids stay the same. The patient is more aware of the potential risks of opioids, the role of self-care in managing persistent pain and may be less likely to escalate or request escalation of their opioids in future.
- All of the above
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Read the text segments below and select which set of statements are true.
1. Self-care strategies help patients to adjust to living with pain.
2. Self-care strategies help patients to reduce the intensity of the pain.
3. Self-care strategies can help patients to keep active and engaged in the things that matter to them.
4. Self-care strategies are important only when patients have exhausted all other treatment options.
5. Self-care strategies require the patient to have some understanding that their pain is not likely to reduce in any significant way.
- 1, 2, 4.
- 2, 3, 5.
- 1, 4, 5.
- 1, 3, 5.
- 2, 3, 4.
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Match the following PROMPPT documents with the correct statement
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- Patients will complete this prior to the initial consultation to help them set an agenda and for the pharmacist to begin to understand a little about their experiences
- Pharmacist will complete at the time of, or on the same day of, the consultation and will email a copy to the PROMPPT study team at Keele CTU
- Pharmacist will complete alongside the patient with a brief statement about the management plan and follow-up arrangements
- Pharmacist will complete alongside the patient in the first consultation, highlighting key resources relevant to the agreed management plan
- Pain concerns form
- Case report forms
- Pain review plan
- Self-care information
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Which of the following statements are serious adverse events (SAE) that need immediate reporting?
- You see that the patient you are due to have a PROMPPT follow-up with has been admitted to hospital
- Your patient reduced the dose of tramadol as planned, but reports pain is much worse and sounds distressed when you speak to them.
- You receive a message that a patient who has been on a tapering dose of morphine attended the local walk-in clinic following a fall. They returned home on the same day.
- You carry out a PROMPPT first assessment with a patient and they become very distressed, they tell you that they are having suicidal thoughts and that life is not worth living.
- You cannot get hold of a patient for their first assessment, you can see they are taking a very high dose of a number of opioid and gabapentinoid medicines. The front of house team follow this up and later hear that the patient has died following a fall.
- You carry out a follow-up appointment and the patient reports having been an in-patient for a week after having attended the emergency department one evening. You last saw this patient for their first assessment over 5-months ago.
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