A table that provides information about ensuring proper documentation of persistent pain and breakthrough pain (BTP). The table is divided into three columns and three rows.
The first column is titled "Persistent Pain" and it lists the intensity variation duration location description and quality of life of the patient. The second column is labeled "Break-through Pain (BTTP)". The third column has a list of the different types of pain that can be treated with the BTP such as "On-time pain" "Onset pain" and "Oncoming pain".
At the bottom of the table there is a logo for Cephalon a company that provides pain relief services. The table also has a brief description of each type of pain and how it can be used to treat it.
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![An infographic that explains the benefits of full therapeutic value for patients like Patrick. It has a blue background with white text and an illustration of Patrick in the center. The illustration is of a man with his arms crossed and a serious expression on his face. <br /><br />On the left side of the image there is a line graph that shows hours on the x-axis and the pain plasma hydromorphone level on the y-axis demonstrating that "Exalgo remained above 50% of C[?] for more than 90% of dosing interval" as compared to hydromorphone. <br /><br />The right side of the graphic has recommended instructions on how best to treat a patient like Patrick with Exalgo and also has important risk information for Exalgo.](https://oida-resources-images.azureedge.net/public/full/3d05d7df-6b4f-46b4-a36b-ee5f924ecb77.png)
