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pain course

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to Malaysian Pain-Free Programme, pain should be assessed as:

a)

A symptom only when patient complains

b)

Only after diagnosis is made

c)

Only in severe cases

d)
  • A vital sign assessed routinely

2.

Which is the correct order of the WHO Pain Ladder?

a)
  • Strong opioid → Weak opioid → Non-opioid

b)
  • Non-opioid → Weak opioid → Strong opioid

c)
  • NSAID → Paracetamol → Morphine

d)
  • Paracetamol → Morphine → NSAID

3.

Best analgesia strategy for a 5-years old requiring suturing of a forehead laceration wound

a)

Physical restraint only

b)

Oral paracetamol only

c)

IM Morphine

d)

Local anaesthetic + Distraction

4.

A 30-year-old with ankle sprain, pain score 6/10. Best initial analgesia?

a)

IV morphine

b)

IM diclofenac

c)

Oral paracetamol + NSAID

d)

Fentanyl infusion

5.

NSAIDs should generally be avoided in which trimester?

a)

First trimester

b)

Second trimester

c)

Third trimester

d)

All trimesters

6.

In elderly patients, which analgesic requires EXTRA caution?

a)

Paracetamol

b)

Oral NSAIDs

c)

Topical NSAIDs

d)

Low-dose opioids

7.

Which best describes multimodal analgesia?

a)

Using the strongest drug first

b)

Using opioids only

c)

Avoiding reassessment

d)

Combining different classes for better pain control

8.

For renal colic in ED, best first-line analgesic?

a)

Paracetamol

b)

Morphine

c)

NSAID

d)

Tramadol

9.

A patient becomes drowsy (GCS 14/15) with RR 8/min after IV morphine. Immediate management?

a)

Intubate immediately

b)

Give flumazenil

c)

Give naloxone

d)

Observe only

10.

A 28-week pregnant woman with long-bone fracture has severe pain. Best analgesic option?

a)

NSAIDs

b)

Paracetamol only

c)

Titrated IV morphine

d)

Tramadol

11.

An 80-year-old with hip fracture is confused. Best pain management approach?

a)

Avoid opioids completely

b)

Adequate analgesia with careful titration

c)

Sedate instead of giving analgesia

d)

Wait for surgery

12.

Which statement BEST defines procedural sedation and analgesia (PSA) in ED

a)

Use of sedatives to make patient unconscious for procedure

b)

Use of analgesics only for painful procedure

c)

Use of sedatives and/or analgesics to fascilitate procedures while maintaining cardiorespiratory function

d)

Use of paralytics to allow procedures to be performed