Which of the following misconceptions is common in patients in pain?
A) "I will get addicted to pain medications."
B) "I need to ask for pain medications."
C) "The nurses are here to help relieve the pain."
D) "I do not have to fight the pain without help."
A
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To ensure student success and engagement, faculty members should:
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