1. A 26 year old female with opioid use disorder in sustained remission for two years treated with buprenorphine at 24mg daily is 36 weeks pregnant and asks about pain control for her scheduled C-section. What is a reasonable peri-operative approach to delivery-induced pain for this patient?Question 7 options:Discontinue buprenorphine for 5 days pre-C-section and treat her pain and opioid use disorder a morphine PCAContinue the buprenorphine but split her dose to 8 mg every 8 hours, provide opioid analgesics during hospitalpost-partum period.Continue the buprenorphine 24 mg once per day as this will treat her opioid use disorder and her painAll of the aboveNone of the above1. Which of the following statements regarding the use of buprenorphine in the treatment of acute or chronic pain istrue?Question 6 options:Sublingual buprenorphine cannot be prescribed for the treatment of painBuprenorphine has a ceiling effect for analgesiaBuprenorphine always blocks the effect of subsequently administered opioidsNone of the aboveAll of the above

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