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chris mccloskey
on Dec 04, 2024
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Despite being provided with interventions,a client continues to experience extreme pain.What should the nurse do to enhance this client's comfort?
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.
Nonpharmacological Interventions
Treatments that do not involve medications but use other methods to relieve symptoms, such as physical therapy, exercise, and psychological therapy.
Extreme Pain
A severe level of discomfort or pain, often requiring immediate medical attention or intervention.
- Gain an understanding of the core principles involved in the control of pain, including treatments with and without medication.
- Acknowledge signals and symptoms indicative of inadequate analgesia and possible resultant issues.
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Learning Objectives
- Gain an understanding of the core principles involved in the control of pain, including treatments with and without medication.
- Acknowledge signals and symptoms indicative of inadequate analgesia and possible resultant issues.
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