A) Assessing the quality and intensity of the patient's pain
B) Evaluating the effectiveness of pain medication
C) Providing a therapeutic back massage
D) Administering an oral dose of acetaminophen
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A) Use nonpharmacological therapy while waiting 3 more hours before the next dose.
B) Administer an additional 800-mg oral dose of ibuprofen right away.
C) Do nothing because the patient's facial expression indicates he is comfortable.
D) Notify the prescriber that the current pain management plan is ineffective.
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A) "Be sure the amount of fruit,vegetables,and fiber in your diet is adequate."
B) "Drink at least eight 8-ounce glasses of water each day."
C) "Avoid using stool softeners because they may become habit forming."
D) "Increase your exercise routine to include 1 hour of exercise a day."
E) "Take a laxative every day."
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A) Radiating
B) Deep somatic
C) Visceral
D) Referred
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A) Notify the prescriber immediately.
B) Take the medication with food.
C) Take the medication with 8 ounces of water.
D) Take the medication before bedtime.
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A) Oral pain medication once every 6 to 8 hours
B) Patient-controlled analgesic
C) Oral pain medications instead of the IM form
D) Only nonpharmacological pain measures
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A) Determine whether the plan was implemented correctly.
B) Increase the use of nonpharmacological interventions.
C) Ask the healthcare provider to change pain medication.
D) Determine whether the client is being truthful when evaluating pain level.
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A) Transduction
B) Transmission
C) Perception
D) Modulation
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A) Stimulate the patient.
B) Prepare to administer naloxone (Narcan) .
C) Administer a dose of pain medication.
D) Notify the physician immediately.
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A) Monitor the patient's respiratory status.
B) Auscultate the patient's heart sounds.
C) Check blood pressure in supine and sitting positions.
D) Monitor the patient for psychological drug dependence.
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A) Cordotomy
B) Rhizotomy
C) Neurectomy
D) Sympathectomy
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A) Blood pressure 160/82 mm Hg
B) Temperature 100.6°F
C) Heart rate 80 beats/min
D) Oxygen saturation 95%
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A) Visual analog
B) Numerical rating
C) Wong-Baker FACES rating
D) Simple descriptor
E) Revised Faces Pain Scale
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A) Acute pain secondary to surgery
B) Acute pain (abdominal) secondary to surgery for colon cancer
C) Chronic pain secondary to cancer diagnosis
D) Chronic pain (abdominal) secondary to abdominal surgery
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A) Pain is subjective.
B) Pain is measured objectively.
C) Pain is whatever the client says it is.
D) Pain exists when the client says it does.
E) Your expectations of clients' pain are influenced by individual values.
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