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IV pain medication: What is the priority after administering it?

Reassess the patient in 30 minutes (PO: 60 minutes)

- assess for adverse effects such as sedation, respiratory depression, hypotension, confusion,

and falls.

How is culture most likely to influence assessment and management of pain?

Culture can influence how a person expresses, interprets, reports, and manages pain.

- culture beliefs may also affect willingness to use medications or nonpharmacologic

treatments.

Post-op patient turns on the call light and says they are in pain. What should you

prioritize when choosing an intervention?

Assess the patient's pain first.

Determine:

- location

- intensity

- quality

- onset/duration

- aggravating/relieving factors

- previous interventions and their effectiveness

Older adult with a fractured hip: What is a realistic goal?

Managing pain; less than 5 on a scale of 1-10

Four statements to educate peers and overcome myths about pain in older adults.

, - Pain is NOT a normal part of aging.

- Older adults do not necessarily experience less pain than younger adults.

- Older adults with cognitive impairment can still experience significant pain even when they

cannot verbalize it.

- Appropriate use of the opioid analgesics for pain does not automatically cause addiction.

*Never dismiss an older person's pain as simply being cause by age*

The difference between palliative and hospice care.

- palliative care: focuses on comfort, symptom control, quality of life, and relief of suffering

and can occur along with curative treatment.

- hospice care: end-of-life care for people with terminal illness who are no longer pursuing

curative treatment and are approaching the end of life.

What is caregiver burden?

The physical, emotional, social, and/or financial strain experienced by someone providing

ongoing care for another person.

Possible signs include:

- fatigue

- stress

- depression/anxiety

- social isolation

- financial problems

- declining health

- difficulty managing caregiving responsibilities

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