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Factor 1: General opioid knowledge
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Long-acting opioids are used to treat chronic “round the clock” pain. [Statement is true]
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124 (74.25)
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13 (7.78)
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30 (17.96)
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Methadone is a long acting opioid. [Statement is true]
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48 (28.74)
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32 (19.16)
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87 (52.10)
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Restlessness, muscle and bone pain, and insomnia are symptoms of opioid withdrawal. [Statement is true]
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129 (77.25)
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5 (2.99)
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33 (19.76)
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Heroin, OxyContin(R), and fentanyl are all examples of opioids. [Statement is true]
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141 (84.43)
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4 (2.40)
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22 (13.17)
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Factor 2: Opioid overdose risk knowledge
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Trouble breathing is NOT related to opioid overdose. [Statement is false]
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137 (82.04)
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2 (1.20)
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28 (16.77)
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Clammy and cool skin is NOT a sign of an opioid overdose. [Statement is false]
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107 (64.07)
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5 (2.99)
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55 (32.93)
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All overdoses are fatal (deadly). [Statement is false]
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133 (79.64)
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28 (16.77)
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6 (3.59)
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Using a short-acting opioid and a long-acting opioid at the same time does NOT increase your risk of an opioid overdose. [Statement is false]
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127 (76.04)
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5 (2.99)
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35 (20.96)
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Factor 3: Opioid overdose response knowledge
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If you see a person overdosing on opioids, you can begin rescue breathing until a health worker arrives. [Statement is true]
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74 (44.31)
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14 (8.38)
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79 (47.31)
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A sternal rub helps you evaluate whether someone is unconscious. [Statement is true]
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52 (31.14)
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10 (5.99)
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105 (62.87)
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Once you confirm an individual is breathing, you can place him/her in the recovery position. [Statement is true]
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100 (59.88)
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12 (7.19)
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55 (32.93)
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Narcan (naloxone) will reverse the effect of an opioid overdose. [Statement is true]
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131 (78.44)
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5 (2.99)
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31 (18.56)
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