HOSA biomedical debate EXAM || MOST RECENT EXAM
2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
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What are the side effects of opioids? - ANSWER -
*Constipation
*Drowsiness
*Nausea and
vomiting
What's the difference between addiction and tolerance? -
ANSWER -After taking opioid pain medication for a while, you
might find that you need more and more of the drug to achieve
the same effect in easing pain. This is called tolerance. It's not
the same as addiction, which involves a compulsive use of a
drug
What percent of patients with life-limiting diseases have
moderate to severe
pain during their last days of life? -
ANSWER -50%
,What percent of children experience severe postoperative
pain? - ANSWER -
15%
What percent of cancer patients experience pain? - ANSWER -
70%
Why is pain inadequately treated? - ANSWER -Cultural,
attitudinal, educational,
legal, and system-related
reasons
What are the three FDA-approved medications used to treat
OUD? - ANSWER
-methadone, naltrexone, and
buprenorphine
How is methadone typically administered? - ANSWER -Orally as
a liquid
Who can dispense methadone for the
treatment of
OUD? - ANSWER -Only federally certifed and
accredited OTPs
What is maintanence treatment? - ANSWER -When a
patient receives
medication for as long as it provides
a beneft.
, What percent of patients with OUD receive treatment? -
ANSWER -21.5%
Which two diseases are linked closely with OUD? -
ANSWER -HIV and
Hepatitis
C
What are some social factors that may infuence
treatment engagement and retention? - ANSWER -•
Transportation and child care needs.
• Adequacy and stability of housing.
• Criminal justice involvement.
• Employment status and quality of work
environment.
• Close/ongoing relationships with people
with SUDs.
• Details about drug use from people the
patient lives or spends time with
(obtained with patient's consent).
• Sexual orientation, identity, and history,
including risk factors for HIV/sexually
transmitted infections.
• Safety of the home environment.
Substance misuse substantially
increases the risk of intimate partner
violence; screen all women presenting
for treatment for domestic violence
2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! |
NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
What are the side effects of opioids? - ANSWER -
*Constipation
*Drowsiness
*Nausea and
vomiting
What's the difference between addiction and tolerance? -
ANSWER -After taking opioid pain medication for a while, you
might find that you need more and more of the drug to achieve
the same effect in easing pain. This is called tolerance. It's not
the same as addiction, which involves a compulsive use of a
drug
What percent of patients with life-limiting diseases have
moderate to severe
pain during their last days of life? -
ANSWER -50%
,What percent of children experience severe postoperative
pain? - ANSWER -
15%
What percent of cancer patients experience pain? - ANSWER -
70%
Why is pain inadequately treated? - ANSWER -Cultural,
attitudinal, educational,
legal, and system-related
reasons
What are the three FDA-approved medications used to treat
OUD? - ANSWER
-methadone, naltrexone, and
buprenorphine
How is methadone typically administered? - ANSWER -Orally as
a liquid
Who can dispense methadone for the
treatment of
OUD? - ANSWER -Only federally certifed and
accredited OTPs
What is maintanence treatment? - ANSWER -When a
patient receives
medication for as long as it provides
a beneft.
, What percent of patients with OUD receive treatment? -
ANSWER -21.5%
Which two diseases are linked closely with OUD? -
ANSWER -HIV and
Hepatitis
C
What are some social factors that may infuence
treatment engagement and retention? - ANSWER -•
Transportation and child care needs.
• Adequacy and stability of housing.
• Criminal justice involvement.
• Employment status and quality of work
environment.
• Close/ongoing relationships with people
with SUDs.
• Details about drug use from people the
patient lives or spends time with
(obtained with patient's consent).
• Sexual orientation, identity, and history,
including risk factors for HIV/sexually
transmitted infections.
• Safety of the home environment.
Substance misuse substantially
increases the risk of intimate partner
violence; screen all women presenting
for treatment for domestic violence
