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What is chronic pain?

Pain lasting less than 3 months
Pain lasting more than 6 months
Pain that has a clear cause
Pain that is relieved by rest

What is the primary goal of pain management in a clinical setting?

Complete elimination of pain
Managing pain to improve daily functioning and quality of life
Increasing patient reliance on medication
Avoiding all pain interventions

Which of the following conditions is commonly treated in pain management?

Migraine headaches
Neuropathy
Arthritis
All of the above

List two types of minimally invasive procedures used in pain management that you may assist with.

What is a normal range for adult blood pressure?

90/60 mmHg to 120/80 mmHg
100/70 mmHg to 140/90 mmHg
70/40 mmHg to 90/60 mmHg

What are two key reasons to check vital signs before and after a pain management procedure?

You notice a patient’s blood pressure drops significantly during a procedure. What would be your immediate action?

Which of the following vital signs would be of most concern if elevated in a post-procedure patient?

Pulse
Temperature
Oxygen Saturation
Respiratory Rate

What is your role as a CMA during a fluoroscopy-guided injection procedure?

Administer the injection
Position the patient and monitor vital signs
Diagnose the patient’s condition
Oversee the physician’s documentation

Explain the purpose of PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) in joint injections.

Which of the following are common side effects of an epidural steroid injection?

Seizures
Temporary numbness
Loss of hearing
Severe infection

What steps would you take if a patient shows signs of an allergic reaction during a minimally invasive procedure?

A patient expresses concern about their pain increasing after a nerve block. How would you address the situation?

You notice a patient has elevated anxiety before a procedure. What communication strategies would you use to calm the patient?

During a follow-up appointment, a patient reports that their prescribed pain medication is not effective. What steps should you take in response?

If a patient or family member asks for medical information and you do not have patient consent to release it, what is the appropriate response?

How do you ensure clear communication with patients who have limited medical knowledge about their treatment plan?

Use simplified terms and ask open-ended questions
Use medical terminology to sound professional
Provide them with written material without further explanation
Assume they understand unless they ask questions

A patient calls in with concerns about their pain worsening. What are the key steps in handling this phone call as a CMA?

If there’s an issue with the equipment during a procedure, what is the best course of action to communicate this to the physician and the team?

How would you handle a situation where there is a disagreement between you and a coworker about patient care or task responsibilities?

Escalate immediately to the physician or manager
Discuss the issue calmly and seek a resolution before escalating
Avoid confrontation and continue with your tasks
Notify the patient to ensure they understand the situation

Describe the steps you would take if you notice a mistake in the patient's chart or documentation that a coworker made. How would you communicate this to your team?

A physician asks you to carry out a task that you are not sure is within your scope of practice. How do you communicate this concern?

Politely express your uncertainty and seek clarification
Complete the task without asking, as the physician has requested it
Ask a coworker to assist you
Decline the task without explanation

What is the best way to communicate with your team during a busy clinic day to ensure all tasks are completed efficiently?

Use clear and direct communication with coworkers throughout the day
Wait until the end of the day to discuss tasks
Focus only on your own tasks and avoid discussing them with the team
Communicate only if there’s a problem or delay

Rate your current level of confidence in assisting with minimally invasive pain management procedures.

Very confident
Somewhat confident
Not confident

What do you consider the most important skill a CMA should have when working in a pain management clinic?

After training, how would you plan to contribute to improving patient care in this practice?

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