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Sample itemWhat is a key benefit of scheduled nonopioid analgesics when appropriate?
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The answer and the reasoning
C. Reduce opioid requirement
Using nonopioid medicines as part of multimodal analgesia can reduce opioid dose requirements and opioid-related adverse effects while improving postoperative comfort.
Option by option
A. Replace airway monitoring
Airway monitoring remains important whenever sedation or opioids are used.
B. Avoid mobilization
Good analgesia should facilitate rather than avoid mobilization.
C. Reduce opioid requirement (correct)
Correct: nonopioid analgesics can spare opioid exposure.
D. Cause all pain to disappear permanently
No analgesic plan guarantees permanent absence of pain.
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