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Froggy Jumps Naloxone Administration QuizOnline version Naloxone overdose reversal basics by kristin 1 What is the primary use of naloxone? a Lower blood pressure in all patients b Opiod Reversal c Treat seizures 2 Which routes can naloxone be safely given? a Oral only b Topical patch or inhalation c IV, IM, or intranasal 3 What is a typical initial adult dose for IV/IM naloxone? a 0.04 mg b 2 mg c 0.4 mg 4 How often should you reassess and possibly redose after an initial naloxone dose? a Every 15 minutes b Only if symptoms worsen c Every 1 minutes 5 What is a common onset time for IV naloxone to reverse effects? a 1–2 minutes b 15–20 minutes c 30–60 minutes 6 How often are vitals documented after naloxone a Every 4 hours b Every 15 minutes for the first two hours and every 30 minutes for the third hour c Every 15 minutes for the first hour and every 30 minutes for 2 hours 7 Which is not a sign of oversedation a ETCO2 level is 35 b Decreased level of consciousness c decreased respirations 8 The PCA assessment includes a Vital signs, Pain, POSS, Braden, respiratory rate, and ETCO2 b Vital Signs and Pain score c Vital signs, Pain, POSS, respiratory rate, and ETCO2 9 What is the criteria for needing Naloxone? a Hypoxia, Fever, tachycardia, somnolence b Respiratory rate less than 8, pinpoint pupils, SpO2>88%, somnolence c Respiratory rate less than 8, tachycardia, SpO2 >88%, fever

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Naloxone Administration QuizOnline version

Naloxone overdose reversal basics

by kristin

What is the primary use of naloxone?

Lower blood pressure in all patients

Opiod Reversal

Treat seizures

Which routes can naloxone be safely given?

Oral only

Topical patch or inhalation

IV, IM, or intranasal

What is a typical initial adult dose for IV/IM naloxone?

0.04 mg

2 mg

0.4 mg

How often should you reassess and possibly redose after an initial naloxone dose?

Every 15 minutes

Only if symptoms worsen

Every 1 minutes

What is a common onset time for IV naloxone to reverse effects?

1–2 minutes

15–20 minutes

30–60 minutes

How often are vitals documented after naloxone

Every 4 hours

Every 15 minutes for the first two hours and every 30 minutes for the third hour

Every 15 minutes for the first hour and every 30 minutes for 2 hours

Which is not a sign of oversedation

ETCO2 level is 35

Decreased level of consciousness

decreased respirations

The PCA assessment includes

Vital signs, Pain, POSS, Braden, respiratory rate, and ETCO2

Vital Signs and Pain score

Vital signs, Pain, POSS, respiratory rate, and ETCO2

What is the criteria for needing Naloxone?

Hypoxia, Fever, tachycardia, somnolence

Respiratory rate less than 8, pinpoint pupils, SpO2>88%, somnolence

Respiratory rate less than 8, tachycardia, SpO2 >88%, fever

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Naloxone Administration QuizOnline version

by kristin

What is the primary use of naloxone?

Which routes can naloxone be safely given?

What is a typical initial adult dose for IV/IM naloxone?

How often should you reassess and possibly redose after an initial naloxone dose?

What is a common onset time for IV naloxone to reverse effects?

How often are vitals documented after naloxone

Which is not a sign of oversedation

The PCA assessment includes

What is the criteria for needing Naloxone?

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