Medical Lectures

Non-Opioid Pain Management Quiz

Are you up to date on your knowledge of non-opioid medications for pain management? Take this quiz to test your knowledge and watch the video to learn more.
GIBLIB
February 8, 2022
Christopher S. Wie, MD

Even as we make significant progress against Covid-19, another health problem has gotten exponentially worse – opioids. With more people in isolation, the epidemic has gotten more severe, so we need an even stronger defense against patient addiction. 

That’s why non-opioid medication of pain management is critical in preventing addiction. Are you up to date on your knowledge of non-opioid medications? Take this quiz to test your knowledge.


1. What is the significance of gabapentin's variable bioavailability?

A. It may require very high doses of up to 4,000 mg

B. Most patients require only very low doses

C. It's much more dangerous than an equivalent dose of narcotic

D. It can be addictive in high doses

2. Which non-opioid medication is the safest?

A. Flexeril

B. Zanaflex

C. Robaxin

D. Skelaxin

3. What is the best treatment for a patient that requires narcotics with increasing frequency (requiring a normally Q4h medication every 2 hours)?

A. Increase dose of narcotic

B. Use a longer acting narcotic

C. Add a muscle relaxer

D. Pain rehab including cognitive behavioral therapy



Watch the full video to learn more and check your answer below. Deep dive into the topic with Christopher S. Wie, MD, as he discusses non-opioid pain management options, including: 

  • Non-opioid analgesics for the treatment of pain
  • Tools to improve patient education regarding chronic pain
  • Interventional approaches to the treatment of pain
  • Comprehensive pain rehabilitation

  1. A, high doses of up to 4,000 mg
  2. C, Robaxin
  3. D, Pain rehab including cognitive behavioral therapy
Watch Video

ABOUT GIBLIB

GIBLIB is the premier streaming service with a vast catalog of unrivaled continuing medical education content covering surgical videos, medical lectures, courses, and transcripts. Learn from the world’s best doctors, from the top leading institutions, including Mayo Clinic, UCSF, Cedars-Sinai, Keck Medicine of USC, and many more.