[Verified Answer]: Case Study: Opioid Agonists Scenario: 1300…

Case Study: Opioid Agonists Scenario: 1300 A 27-year-old male was brought to the Emergency Department following a motor vehicle accident. He was diagnosed with multiple fractures including right ribs, right tibia/fibula, and right femur. Vital signs are T 98.8° F (37.1° C), BP 116/74, pulse 92 beats per minute, respirations 14 breaths per minute, O2 saturation 96%. The client states that he’s never had a broken bone or been in the hospital before and rates his pain at a 10/10. He received hydromorphone 1 mg IV 30 minutes ago. Question at position 5 5 Multiple Answer 2 points Question at position 5 Which of the following statements by the client indicates further teaching is needed to ensure proper use of hydrocodone/acetaminophen? Select all that apply. “My pain this morning is a 2/10. I’ll call my healthcare provider if my pain starts to go up.” “To prevent nausea, this medication is best taken with crackers or other food.” “My friend was also in the car accident; I can share my prescription with him.” “I will write down each time I take my pain medication so that I don’t take too much.” “I can take my hydrocodone/acetaminophen at the same time as my cyclobenzaprine.” “I don’t need to take a stool softener every morning, I’ll take it if I get constipated.”