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The document outlines a training and post-test for opioid overdose prevention using NARCAN®. It includes questions about naloxone, signs of overdose, and emergency response steps. Participants are required to answer questions and provide their printed name and signature for completion.

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Narcan Posttest

The document outlines a training and post-test for opioid overdose prevention using NARCAN®. It includes questions about naloxone, signs of overdose, and emergency response steps. Participants are required to answer questions and provide their printed name and signature for completion.

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Opioid Overdose Preven-on (NARCAN®) Training & Post-Test

Use the educa-onal resources found at hAps://narcan.com/en/resources to answer the following


ques-ons:

1. Naloxone is an opioid antagonist which reverses the signs of overdose and restores breathing. It typically works in:
a. 2-3 minutes
b. 8-10 minutes
c. 30-90 minutes

2. Signs of an opioid overdose include all the following except?


a. Unresponsive/minimally responsive, body limp
b. Slow breathing or not breathing, snorIng with gurgling.
c. Lips and fingernails turn blue(ish).
d. AgitaIon and hyperactivity

3. All of the following are True about naloxone except:


a. Narcan is a “brand” name for naloxone
b. If the person responds and wakes up aRer giving naloxone, the person doesn’t need to go to a hospital for
further assessment and care
c. Naloxone is safe to give and should be given as first line treatment of opioid overdose
d. A delay in giving naloxone could result in death due to opioid overdose

4. Which are possible symptoms of opioid withdrawal?


a. Nausea and vomiIng or abdominal cramps
b. Restlessness or irritability
c. Increased heart rate and blood pressure
d. All of the above

5. Number the 5 steps below in the correct order for emergency treatment of a suspected opioid overdose.
____Call 911, state the person is not breathing, and acIvate EMS
____ Roll the person into recovery posiIon and monitor unIl EMS arrives
____ Report administraIon of naloxone to
____ Determine if the person is conscious or unresponsive – shake, shout, sternal rub
____ Simultaneously follow emergency response (CPR/ Rescue Breaths for an unresponsive vicIm and if suspected
overdose GIVE NALOXONE)

Employee Printed Name: ____________________________________________

Employee Signature:________________________________________________ Date: ____________________________

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