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What is the definition on pain? - answer✔Unpleasant sensory or emotional experience associated
with actual or potential tissue damage

T/F: Pain is what the patient says it is - answer✔True

What should the Rn objectively check when assessing pain? - answer✔- Vital signs
- Facial expression
- The site of pain
T/F: sometime patients will describe pain as something else such as feeling uncomfortable or
restless - answer✔True

Define acute pain - answer✔Pain directly related to tissue injury - resolved when tissue heals

Define chronic pain - answer✔Pain that persists beyond 3 months, secondary to chronic pain
disorders or nerve damage after healing is complete

Define Intractable pain - answer✔Pain state that is usually sever in which there is no cure after
acceptable medical treatments have been offered

Define neuropathic pain - answer✔Pain that is related to malfunctioning/damage of nervous
tissue

Nociceptive pain - answer✔Pain directly related to tissue damage - may be somatic or visceral

Define the pain threshold - answer✔The process of recognizing, defining and responding to pain

Define pain tolerance - answer✔The most pain a person will tolerate before taking action

Define phantom pain - answer✔pain sensations experienced from a limb that has been amputated

What are the 5 phases of the nursing process? - answer✔1. Assessment

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2. Diagnosis
3. Planning
4. Implementation
5. Evaluate

What is the PQRST of pain assessment - answer✔P: provocation
Q: Quality of the pain
R: Radiation of pain
S: Severity
T: Timing
T: Treatment

What are the routes of opioid delivery - answer✔Oral
SUBCUT
IM
IV
Transnasal
Transdermal
Rectal
Intraspinal

Define the oral route - answer✔- Preferred route
- Immediate release
- Long acting with break through analgesia

Define the subcutaneous route - answer✔- Injection or S/C infusion catheters/pumps
- Long term delivery

Define the intramuscular route - answer✔- Least desirable route
- Variable absorption

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Define the intravenous route - answer✔- Effective route as rapid relief of acute pain

Define the transnasal route - answer✔- Rapid action of medication
- Direct absorption via nasal mucosa

Define the transdermal route - answer✔- Non - invasive
- Delivers relatively stable plasma drug levels

Define the rectal route - answer✔- Effective route for those with nausea, vomiting

Define the intraspinal route - answer✔- Epidural or intrathecal
- Superior analgesia medication use

What are some non-pharmacological pain management - answer✔- Heat/ice
- Acupuncture
- Massage
- Reposition

What is the composition of body fluids? - answer✔- Water (primarily)
- Electrolytes
- Glucose
- Urea
- Creatinine

What are the 2 main mechanisms for for regulating body water homeostasis? - answer✔1. Thirst
2. Excretion

What is the CNS regulation of body water homeostasis? - answer✔- Hypothalamus
- Baroreceptors

What is the endocrine regulation response to decreased blood vol? - answer✔ACTH release
ADH release
RAAS activation

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