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QD QD QD QD QD QD QD QD
Chapter QD1. QDPain
QDMULTIPLE
QDCHOICE
1.A QDclient QDtells QDthe QDnurse QDthat QDshe QDrarely QDexperiences QDpain, QDbut QDwhen QDshe QDdoes, QDshe
QDseeks QDmedical QDattention. QDThe QDnurse QDrealizes QDthis QDclient QDunderstands QDthat QDpain QDis
QDimportant QDbecause QDit:
1. is QDa QDprotective QDsystem.
2. includes QDthe QDautomatic QDwithdrawal QDreflex.
3. creates QDsensitivity QDto QDpain.
4. helps QDwith QDhealing.
ANS: QD1
Pain QDis QDa QDprotective QDsystem QDthat QDincludes QDprotection QDfrom QDunsafe QDbehaviors QDby QDuse
QDof QDreflexes, QDmemory, QDand QDavoidance. QDEven QDthough QDthe QDautomatic QDwithdrawal QDreflex
QDis QDa QDpart QDof QDthe QDpain QDresponse, QDit QDdoes QDnot QDexplain QDwhy QDpain QDis QDimportant. QDPain
QDdoes QDnot QDcreate QDsensitivity QDto QDpain. QDPain QDdoes QDnot QDhelp QDwith QDhealing.
PTS: QD1 QDDIF: QDAnalyze QDREF: QDDefinitions QDand QDImplications QDof QDPain
2.A QDclient QDcomplains QDthat QDthe QDbed QDsheets QDtouching QDhis QDskin QDare QDextremely QDpainful.
QDThe QDnurse QDrealizes QDthis QDclient QDis QDexperiencing:
1. allodynia.
2. modulation.
3. kinesthesia.
4. proprioception.
ANS: QD1
Allodynia QDor QDhyperalgesia QDis QDa QDstate QDwhere QDa QDslight QDor QDnonpainful QDstimulus QDis
QDinterpreted QDas QDvery QDpainful. QDKinesthesia QDis QDthe QDawareness QDof QDmovement.
QDProprioception QDis QDthe QDawareness QDof QDbody QDposition. QDModulation QDis QDan QDinfluencing
QDfactor QDin QDthe QDperception QDof QDpain.
PTS: QD1 QDDIF: QDAnalyze QDREF: QDPeripheral QDNervous QDSystem
3.A QDclient QDis QDcomplaining QDof QDsevere QDabdomen QDpain. QDThe QDnurse QDrealizes QDthis QDclient QDis
QDexperiencing QDwhich QDtype QDof QDpain?
1. Neuralgia
2. Pathological
3. Somatic
4. Visceral
ANS: QD4
Visceral QDpain QDis QDpain QDarising QDfrom QDthe QDbody QDorgans QDor QDgastrointestinal QDtract. QDSomatic
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,QDpain QDis QDpain QDthat QDoriginates QDfrom QDthe QDbone, QDjoints, QDmuscles, QDskin, QDor QDconnective
QDpain. QDNeuralgia QDand
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, pathological QDpain QDare QDboth QDtypes QDof QDpain QDthat QDresult QDfrom QDinjury QDto QDa QDnerve QDor
QDmalfunction QDof QDthe QDneuronal QDtransmission QDprocess QDor QDdue QDto QDimpaired QDregulation.
PTS:1DIF:AnalyzeREF:Types QDof QDPain
4.A QDclient, QDdiagnosed QDwith QDacute QDappendicitis, QDis QDexperiencing QDabdominal QDpain. QDThe
QDbest QDway QDfor QDthe QDnurse QDto QDdescribe QDthis QDclients QDpain QDwould QDbe:
1. chronic.
2. neuropathic.
3. referred.
4. acute.
ANS: QD4
Acute QDpain QDonset QDis QDsudden QDand QDof QDshort QDduration. QDChronic QDpain QDis QDa QDsudden QDor
QDslow QDonset QDof QDmild QDto QDsevere QDpain QDthat QDlasts QDlonger QDthan QD6 QDmonths. QDReferred
QDpain QDis QDthe QDresult QDof QDthe QDtransfer QDof QDvisceral QDpain QDsensations QDto QDa QDbody QDsurface
QDat QDa QDdistance QDfrom QDthe QDactual QDorigin. QDNeuropathic QDpain QDis QDparoxysmal QDpain QDthat
QDoccurs QDalong QDthe QDbranches QDof QDa Q D nerve.
PTS:1DIF:ApplyREF:Types QDof QDPain
5.A QDclient QDis QDobserved QDholding QDa QDpillow QDover QDthe QDabdominal QDregion QDwith QDboth
QDknees QDflexed QDin QDa QDside-lying QDposition. QDVital QDsigns QDassessment QDreveals QDan
QDelevated QDblood QDpressure QDand QDheart QDrate. QDWhich QDof QDthe QDfollowing QDshould QDthe
QDnurse QDsay QDto QDthis QDclient?
1. Can QDI QDget QDyou QDanything?
2. Would QDyou QDlike QDsomething QDfor QDpain?
3. You QDlook QDcomfortable.
4. Your QDblood QDpressure QDis QDup.
ANS: QD2
Sympathetic QDresponses QDto QDpain QDinclude QDelevated QDblood QDpressure QDand QDheart QDrate. QDAnd
QDsince QDthe QDclient QDis QDhugging QDa QDpillow QDover QDthe QDabdominal QDregion QDwith QDboth QDknees
QDflexed QDin QDa QDside-lying QDposition, QDthe QDbest QDthing QDfor QDthe QDnurse QDto QDsay QDto QDthis QDclient
QDis QDWould QDyou QDlike QDsomething QDfor QDpain? QDThe QDother QDresponses QDare QDincorrect QDbecause
QDthey QDdo QDnot QDacknowledge QDthat QDthe QDclient QDis QDexperiencing QDpain.
PTS: QD1 QDDIF: QDApply QDREF: QDAssessing QDthe QDClinical QDManifestations QDof QDPain
6.A QDclient QDexperiencing QDchronic QDpain QDasks QDthe QDnurse QDwhy QDshe QDis QDnot QDprescribed
QDDemerol QDlike QDshe QDreceived QDwhen QDshe QDhad QDa QDtotal QDknee QDreplacement. QDWhich QDof QDthe
QDfollowing QDshould QDthe QDnurse QDrespond QDto QDthis QDclient?
1. You QDdont QDneed QDsomething QDthat QDstrong.
2. That QDmedication QDdoes QDnot QDexist QDanymore.
3. That QDmedication QDdoes QDnot QDlast QDvery QD long.
4. It QDcan QDcause QDyou QDhave QDhigh QDblood Q D pressure.
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QD QD QD QD QD QD QD QD
Chapter QD1. QDPain
QDMULTIPLE
QDCHOICE
1.A QDclient QDtells QDthe QDnurse QDthat QDshe QDrarely QDexperiences QDpain, QDbut QDwhen QDshe QDdoes, QDshe
QDseeks QDmedical QDattention. QDThe QDnurse QDrealizes QDthis QDclient QDunderstands QDthat QDpain QDis
QDimportant QDbecause QDit:
1. is QDa QDprotective QDsystem.
2. includes QDthe QDautomatic QDwithdrawal QDreflex.
3. creates QDsensitivity QDto QDpain.
4. helps QDwith QDhealing.
ANS: QD1
Pain QDis QDa QDprotective QDsystem QDthat QDincludes QDprotection QDfrom QDunsafe QDbehaviors QDby QDuse
QDof QDreflexes, QDmemory, QDand QDavoidance. QDEven QDthough QDthe QDautomatic QDwithdrawal QDreflex
QDis QDa QDpart QDof QDthe QDpain QDresponse, QDit QDdoes QDnot QDexplain QDwhy QDpain QDis QDimportant. QDPain
QDdoes QDnot QDcreate QDsensitivity QDto QDpain. QDPain QDdoes QDnot QDhelp QDwith QDhealing.
PTS: QD1 QDDIF: QDAnalyze QDREF: QDDefinitions QDand QDImplications QDof QDPain
2.A QDclient QDcomplains QDthat QDthe QDbed QDsheets QDtouching QDhis QDskin QDare QDextremely QDpainful.
QDThe QDnurse QDrealizes QDthis QDclient QDis QDexperiencing:
1. allodynia.
2. modulation.
3. kinesthesia.
4. proprioception.
ANS: QD1
Allodynia QDor QDhyperalgesia QDis QDa QDstate QDwhere QDa QDslight QDor QDnonpainful QDstimulus QDis
QDinterpreted QDas QDvery QDpainful. QDKinesthesia QDis QDthe QDawareness QDof QDmovement.
QDProprioception QDis QDthe QDawareness QDof QDbody QDposition. QDModulation QDis QDan QDinfluencing
QDfactor QDin QDthe QDperception QDof QDpain.
PTS: QD1 QDDIF: QDAnalyze QDREF: QDPeripheral QDNervous QDSystem
3.A QDclient QDis QDcomplaining QDof QDsevere QDabdomen QDpain. QDThe QDnurse QDrealizes QDthis QDclient QDis
QDexperiencing QDwhich QDtype QDof QDpain?
1. Neuralgia
2. Pathological
3. Somatic
4. Visceral
ANS: QD4
Visceral QDpain QDis QDpain QDarising QDfrom QDthe QDbody QDorgans QDor QDgastrointestinal QDtract. QDSomatic
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,QDpain QDis QDpain QDthat QDoriginates QDfrom QDthe QDbone, QDjoints, QDmuscles, QDskin, QDor QDconnective
QDpain. QDNeuralgia QDand
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, pathological QDpain QDare QDboth QDtypes QDof QDpain QDthat QDresult QDfrom QDinjury QDto QDa QDnerve QDor
QDmalfunction QDof QDthe QDneuronal QDtransmission QDprocess QDor QDdue QDto QDimpaired QDregulation.
PTS:1DIF:AnalyzeREF:Types QDof QDPain
4.A QDclient, QDdiagnosed QDwith QDacute QDappendicitis, QDis QDexperiencing QDabdominal QDpain. QDThe
QDbest QDway QDfor QDthe QDnurse QDto QDdescribe QDthis QDclients QDpain QDwould QDbe:
1. chronic.
2. neuropathic.
3. referred.
4. acute.
ANS: QD4
Acute QDpain QDonset QDis QDsudden QDand QDof QDshort QDduration. QDChronic QDpain QDis QDa QDsudden QDor
QDslow QDonset QDof QDmild QDto QDsevere QDpain QDthat QDlasts QDlonger QDthan QD6 QDmonths. QDReferred
QDpain QDis QDthe QDresult QDof QDthe QDtransfer QDof QDvisceral QDpain QDsensations QDto QDa QDbody QDsurface
QDat QDa QDdistance QDfrom QDthe QDactual QDorigin. QDNeuropathic QDpain QDis QDparoxysmal QDpain QDthat
QDoccurs QDalong QDthe QDbranches QDof QDa Q D nerve.
PTS:1DIF:ApplyREF:Types QDof QDPain
5.A QDclient QDis QDobserved QDholding QDa QDpillow QDover QDthe QDabdominal QDregion QDwith QDboth
QDknees QDflexed QDin QDa QDside-lying QDposition. QDVital QDsigns QDassessment QDreveals QDan
QDelevated QDblood QDpressure QDand QDheart QDrate. QDWhich QDof QDthe QDfollowing QDshould QDthe
QDnurse QDsay QDto QDthis QDclient?
1. Can QDI QDget QDyou QDanything?
2. Would QDyou QDlike QDsomething QDfor QDpain?
3. You QDlook QDcomfortable.
4. Your QDblood QDpressure QDis QDup.
ANS: QD2
Sympathetic QDresponses QDto QDpain QDinclude QDelevated QDblood QDpressure QDand QDheart QDrate. QDAnd
QDsince QDthe QDclient QDis QDhugging QDa QDpillow QDover QDthe QDabdominal QDregion QDwith QDboth QDknees
QDflexed QDin QDa QDside-lying QDposition, QDthe QDbest QDthing QDfor QDthe QDnurse QDto QDsay QDto QDthis QDclient
QDis QDWould QDyou QDlike QDsomething QDfor QDpain? QDThe QDother QDresponses QDare QDincorrect QDbecause
QDthey QDdo QDnot QDacknowledge QDthat QDthe QDclient QDis QDexperiencing QDpain.
PTS: QD1 QDDIF: QDApply QDREF: QDAssessing QDthe QDClinical QDManifestations QDof QDPain
6.A QDclient QDexperiencing QDchronic QDpain QDasks QDthe QDnurse QDwhy QDshe QDis QDnot QDprescribed
QDDemerol QDlike QDshe QDreceived QDwhen QDshe QDhad QDa QDtotal QDknee QDreplacement. QDWhich QDof QDthe
QDfollowing QDshould QDthe QDnurse QDrespond QDto QDthis QDclient?
1. You QDdont QDneed QDsomething QDthat QDstrong.
2. That QDmedication QDdoes QDnot QDexist QDanymore.
3. That QDmedication QDdoes QDnot QDlast QDvery QD long.
4. It QDcan QDcause QDyou QDhave QDhigh QDblood Q D pressure.
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