Relaxation, distraction, guided imagery, and music therapy are all examples of
a. physical techniques for pain management.
b. cognitive-behavioral techniques for pain management.
c. PCA management of pain.
d. equianalgesic management of pain.
B
Using the cortical interpretation of pain as the foundation, several interventions can reduce the patient's pain report. These modalities include cognitive techniques such as relaxation, distraction, guided imagery, and music therapy.
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