Ch. 26 EC Quiz-Epidural Analgesia

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Extra Credit Quiz: Epidural Analgesia Question 1 Epidural analgesia is used to: manage pain Question 2 Pain management is best achieved when: local anesthetics and opioids are combined Question 3 All medications introduced into the epidural space must: be preservative free Question 4 Bradycardia and hypotension may be due to the blocking of which nerve fibers? Sympathetic Question 5 Which local anesthetic is a drug of choice for continuous epidural infusion? bupivacaine Question 6 Epidural opioids bind to opioid receptors of the: spinal cord Question 7 Which opioid used for epidural analgesia has the shortest duration of action?
fentanyl Question 8 Compared with systemic opioids in surgical patients, epidural analgesia reduces the risk of postoperative: myocardial infarction Question 9 Which is an absolute contraindication for epidural analgesia? systemic infection Question 10 Adverse reactions to epidural opioids include all except: coagulopathy Question 11 Compared with thoracic epidural analgesia, patients receiving lumbar epidural analgesia have an increased risk of: urinary retention Question 12 Signs and symptoms of local anesthetic toxicity include: cardiac dysrhythmias Question 13 A patient who's awake and responds only to commands would receive a Ramsey Sedation Score of: 3 Question 14
A patient with which Ramsay score has attained the optimal sedation level? 4 while asleep Question 15 Upon initiation of epidural opioids, the patient should be monitored continually for the first; 20 minutes Question 16 Patients receiving epidural opioids who are at risk for respiratory depression should be monitored by: end tidal CO2 Question 17 Forgot to copy and paste—answer contained “yellow”… something about yellow lined tube with no.. or something Question 18 If the patient is receiving an anticoagulant, epidural catheter removal should b: timed according to the administration and type of anticoagulant
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