Guide to the Inpatient Pain Consult

<p>Patient with SCS.-&nbsp;Patient with IT pump.-&nbsp;Patient with DBS.-&nbsp;Patient with vagus nerve stimulator.-&nbsp;Patient with heart failure.-Patient with heart transplant.-&nbsp;Patient with liver failure.-&nbsp;Patient with renal failure.-&nbsp;Patient with respiratory failure and other conditions.-&nbsp;Patient in active addiction.-&nbsp;Patient on rehab and on Naloxone/Naltrexone/Methadone/ Buprenorphine.-&nbsp;Elderly with dementia.-&nbsp;Patient on high dose opioids.-&nbsp;Patient who cannot take anything by mouth.-&nbsp;Patient with psychiatric disorders.-&nbsp;Patient with suicidal ideation.-&nbsp;Patient who is intubated in the ICU.-&nbsp;Patient with family members who are in addiction.-&nbsp;Patient with sickle cell anemia.-&nbsp;Patient with MS.-&nbsp;Patient with HIV.-&nbsp;Patient with autoimmune disease.-&nbsp;Patient with GBS.-&nbsp;Patient with TBI.-&nbsp;Patient with power of attorney.-&nbsp;Patient with cardiac implantable device.-&nbsp;Patient with polypharmacy.-&nbsp;ICU patient with sepsis.-&nbsp;Patient with short gut.-&nbsp;Patient caught using opioids in the hospital.-&nbsp;Child specific considerations.-&nbsp;Prisoners.-&nbsp;Insurance considerations.-&nbsp;Patient with multiple allergies/intolerances.-&nbsp;Pancreatitis or organ related pain.-&nbsp;Patient with severe nausea and vomiting.-&nbsp;Patient with or at risk for bowel obstruction/severe complications from constipation.-&nbsp;Weight considerations.-&nbsp;UDS interpretation.</p><br>