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Across 2. Serious cardiorespiratory events can occur when narcotics are given with this medication. 4. Caution should be used when providing pain management to this patient group. 6. Morphine Sulfate is preferred because it has less of a __________ feeling than Fentanyl. 7. A contraindication for the use of Morphine is this condition. 8. Ketamine is contraindicated in any patient whose health could be threatened by this condition. 11. Our Pain Management Protocol has evolved away from liberal pain medication use because of this problem with narcotics. 12. We do not provide pain management without a physician order if this is present. 14. Our goal with pain management is not to eliminate pain but to relieve this. 15. When administering Ketamine, the dose should be given over how many minutes? 16. The initial dose for Morphine Sulfate is 2-10 mg (0.1 mg/kg.) Additional dosing can be given to effect every 5-10 minutes with a maximum of how many MG? 17. Each time a patient receives pain medications the provider should be prepared to suction the patient and provide what medication? 18. In addition to narcotics, a physician may need to be consulted to receive orders for this medication.

Down 1. An adverse effect from Ketamine may be this problem. 3. This medication may be needed when Morphine is given, especially if it is given rapidly. 5. One condition that we do not use our Pain Management Protocol is when the pain is caused by this pain. 8. One condition that we do not provide pain management without a physician order is? 9. The maximum dosage dose for Fentanyl is how many mcg? 10. What is the name of a pain rating scale that may be useful when dealing with children or non-English speaking patients? 13. Large doses of Morphine can cause this medical condition. 14. Every patient that receives pain medication should have this monitored in addition to their BP, pulse and respirations.