An idiographic that explains a case study on managing BIP in a patient with cancer. It is divided into two sections. On the left side of the image there is a title that reads "It's important to distinguish between persistent pain and breakthrough pain (BIP)". Below the title there are three graphs that explain the different types of BIP and how it can be used to manage the condition. The first graph on the left shows that BIP is a type of pain management therapy that helps to reduce pain and improve the overall health of the patient. It also explains that it is important to take long-term care and short-acting pain around the clock. The second graph shows that the BIP can help the patient to manage their BIP which is a condition that causes pain and inflammation in the body. The third graph shows how BIP affects the patient's overall health and can help them manage their symptoms and treatment history. The idiographic also includes a brief description of the case study and a call to action to consider rapidly acting transmucosal fentanyl.

• Graph or Chart

• Pain Management