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1. Start by gathering all the necessary supplies, including the prescribed long-acting opiate medication, a clean syringe, and an alcohol swab.
2. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before beginning the process.
3. Choose an injection site that is clean, dry, and free from any signs of infection or irritation.
4. Disinfect the chosen injection site using the alcohol swab, ensuring that it is completely dry before proceeding.
5. Remove the protective cap from the syringe and pull back the plunger to draw up the appropriate dosage of the long-acting opiate medication.
6. Insert the syringe needle into the chosen injection site at a 90-degree angle with a swift and steady motion.
7. Push the plunger down slowly to inject the medication into the subcutaneous tissue.
8. Once the medication has been injected, remove the needle from the injection site and immediately discard it in a proper sharps container.
9. Apply gentle pressure to the injection site using a clean cotton swab to minimize any potential bleeding or leakage.
10. Dispose of all used materials safely and wash your hands again to maintain hygiene.
11. If you experience any adverse reactions or have concerns, seek immediate medical attention.

Who needs long-acting opiates?

1. Long-acting opiates are typically prescribed to individuals who suffer from chronic pain that requires continuous pain management.
2. These medications are often used when short-acting opiates have not provided sufficient relief or when around-the-clock pain control is necessary.
3. Patients with conditions such as cancer, severe arthritis, neuropathy, or fibromyalgia may benefit from long-acting opiates.
4. Additionally, individuals recovering from major surgeries or injuries that cause prolonged discomfort may be prescribed long-acting opiates.
5. It is important to note that long-acting opiates should only be used under the guidance and supervision of a healthcare professional.

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What is long-acting opiates?

Long-acting opiates are a type of medication that provides extended release of opioid pain relief.

Who is required to file long-acting opiates?

Healthcare providers and facilities prescribing or dispensing long-acting opiates are required to file this information.

How to fill out long-acting opiates?

Long-acting opiates can be filled out by documenting the prescription information, patient details, and the healthcare provider's information.

What is the purpose of long-acting opiates?

The purpose of long-acting opiates is to provide long-lasting pain relief for patients suffering from chronic pain conditions.

What information must be reported on long-acting opiates?

Information such as the patient's name, dosage of the medication, prescribing physician, and date of prescription must be reported on long-acting opiates.