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“You should differentiable certain cause of pain which needs specific treatment (i.e. cord compression)” (T)
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105 (96.3)
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“The IV route for opioid administration has the fastest onset of action” (T)
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86 (78.9)
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“Prescribing a few different types of NSAIDs will increase the analgesic efficacy and decreased adverse effect” (F)
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74 (67.9)
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“You should not trust patient’s subjective reports of pain” (F)
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67 (61.5)
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“For painful bone metastasis, radiotherapy can alleviate the pain or help to reduce the amount of analgesics” (T)
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59 (54.1)
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“Refractory cancer pain rarely occurs with an incidence that does not exceed 5%” (F)
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51 (46.8)
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“Celiac plexus block is effective for treating cancer pain at upper abdomen” (T)
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47 (43.1)
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“The effect of immediate release oral opioid can be assessed at 1 h after administration” (T)
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45 (41.3)
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“Pethidine can be prescribed for chronic cancer pain safely” (F)
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35 (32.1)
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“Tolerance for opioid-induced sedation develops within a few days” (T)
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35 (32.1)
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“Opioid-induced respiratory suppression is common” (F)
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33 (30.3)
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“Opioid analgesics do not have a ceiling effect” (T)
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15 (13.8)
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“Opioid rescue dose equals 25% of the basal daily requirement of opioid” (F)
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13 (11.9)
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“Opioid analgesics have a high risk of addiction” (F)
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11 (10.1)
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