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The danger of morphine and other opioid analgesics is their potential to:

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be longer acting than other pain medications

cause respiratory depression

make the patient dependent upon their use

cause mood swings in the patient

none

The nurse carefully assess a patient receiving an opioid narcotic for the common side effect of:

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addiction

diarrhea

constipation

vomiting

none

The nurse recognizes that many institutions are now including pain assessment as a part of:

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assessing vital signs

the initial assessment

care planning

discharge planning

none

To reassure a patient who is concerned about receiving addictive drugs, the nurse states that research has shown that the percentage of patients who become addicted is less than:

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5%

0.1%

6%

1%

none

When giving a backrub to a patient to relive pain, the nurse is using the pain theory of:

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gate control

distraction

synergism

guided imagery

none

The nurse who uses guidelines for individualizing pain management recognizes the importance of providing pain relief how many minutes before a painful procedure?

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120

30

15

60

none

When a young athlete asks the nurse why he felt little pain when he broke his leg during a game, the nurse describes the effect of:

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enzymes

hormones

adrenaline

endorphins

none

Although the patient denies pain, she is irritable, responds slowly, and exhibits periods of tachycardia; therefore, the nurse asses for:

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sleep deprivation

constipation

electrolyte imbalance

allergic response

none

The nurse reminds the patient using patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) that the major advantage to this method is that it is:

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cheaper

less addictive

more effective

quicker

none

The nurse explains that transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) provides a continuous mild electrical current to the skin and reduces pain by:

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blocking endorphin production

blocking pain impulses

distracting the patient

warming the skin

none

When assessing pain of a Hispanic male, the nurse must be especially observant of objective data because some Hispanic men:

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are suspicious of female caregivers

feel it is unmanly to admit to pain

believe pain is necessary for cure

have a cultural bias against use of narcotics

none

The nurse reassures a patient that most acute pain is intense and of short duration, usually lasting:

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at least 9 months

1 week

less than 6 months

more than 1 year

none

The best approach for a nurse to utilize when planning pain relief measures is to use:

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only nonopioid analgesics

at least three alternating methods

only one method at a time

a variety of pain relief methods

none

After a pain assessment, the nurse promptly administers an ordered analgesic because:

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it meets the goals of the nursing care plan

unrelieved pain can cause setbacks

the physician has ordered it

it is an efficient use of time

none

Continuous or intermittent pain that does not serve as a warning of tissue damage is called:

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chronic

unrelieved

subacute

acute