If There Is No Scarcity

question 18

Multiple Choice

If there is no scarcity,

• A) the opportunity cost of an action would be greater than its sunk cost.
• B) an action would have zero opportunity cost.
• C) choices are no longer rational.
• D) marginal cost of an action is greater than its marginal benefit.
• E) all marginal benefits would equal zero.

Identify and apply various pain assessment tools and scales.

Distinguish between different types of pain (acute, chronic, cancer, and non-cancer) and their management strategies.

Acknowledge the role of non-pharmacological interventions in pain management including the gate control theory and cutaneous stimulation.

Understand the principles of pharmacological pain management, including opioid and non-opioid medications, and their potential side effects and risks.

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Definitions:

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Business Combinations

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