ASAM Review Course: 2000
Management of Chronic Pain in the Patient with a History of Addiction
Barriers to Opioid Pain Management
Medical Students Lack Addiction Medicine Training
Dorsal Horn Neuron
(DHN)
“Wind Up” Phenomenon
Triangle 0f the Disease of Addiction
Long-Term Opioid
Therapy:
Assessment of Consequences and Risks
Abuse Potential of Opioid Medications
Abuse Potential of Opioid Medications
Rate Hypothesis of Subjective Effects of Drugs of Abuse
Neurophysiologic Changes
in
Steady-State Opioid Blood Levels
Clinical Study of Long- vs. Short-Acting Opioids in the Treatment of Non-Malignant Pain
Benefits of Long-Acting Opioids
Implications of Methadone Maintenance for Theories of Narcotic Addiction
Pain Responses in Methadone-Maintained Opioid Abusers
Opioids Containing Acetaminophen
Risk of Kidney Failure Associated with the Use of Acetaminophen, and NSAIDs
Acetaminophen Toxicity in a County Hospital
Goal of Chronic Pain Specialist
Patient Characteristics for Opioid Use in Chronic Nonmalignant Pain
Outcome Measures of Opioid Treatment
Differences Between a Chronic Pain Patient and Drug Seeking Behavior (Addicted Patient)
Differences Between a Chronic Pain Patient and Drug Seeking Behavior (Addicted Patient)
Differences Between a Pain
Patient
and an Addicted Patient
Preventing Diversion of a Schedule II CS
Non- Adherence to the Medical Plan
Three typical prescriptions are shown before and after being forged
Interpretation of Urine Toxicologies
How to Rule Out Poppy Seed Ingestion
Experience with Opioids in CNP
Federal Regulations For Prescribing a Schedule II Controlled Substance [CS]