CH 34 COMFORT & PAIN MANAGEMENT NCLEX
PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST
VERSION VERIFIED RATIONALE GRADED A+
source - ans(Taylor 1191-1192)Taylor, Carol. Fundamentals of Nursing. Wolters Kluwer Health, 10/2014.
VitalBook file.
f. Pain is classified by duration, location, source, transmission, and etiology. - ansb. Pain exists whenever
the person experiencing it says it exists.
f. Pain is classified by duration, location, source, transmission, and etiology.
f. A patient is experiencing pain from second-degree burns. - ansa. A patient is receiving chemotherapy
for bladder cancer.
f. A child pulls away from a nurse trying to give him an injection. - ansa. A patient cradles a wrist that was
injured in a car accident.
f. A child pulls away from a nurse trying to give him an injection.
e.. Pain that occurs without a known cause is psychological in nature.
e.. Pain that occurs without a known cause is psychological in nature.
e. A patient who has chronic cancer pain is depressed and withdrawn.
e. A patient has back pain related to an accident that occurred last year.
e. A patient has back pain related to an accident that occurred last year.
d. Somatic - ansb. Visceral
d. Serotonin - ansc. Endorphins
d. Risk for Infection related to surgical incision - ansa. Acute Pain related to fear of taking prescribed
postoperative medications
d. Respiratory depression - ansd. Respiratory depression
d. Reported constipation - ansb. A sedation level of 4
d. Referred pain - ansd. Referred pain
d. Pain is a simple, universal, and easy-to-describe phenomenon.
d. Pain is a simple, universal, and easy-to-describe phenomenon.
d. Narcotic analgesic use should be avoided. - ansb. Inadequate or inconsistent relief of pain is
widespread.
d. Intramuscularly - ansc. Around the clock (ATC)
d. FACES scale - ansa. CRIES scale
