A nurse begins an evidence-based practice (EBP) endeavor with the following question: “In children aged 8-12 years undergoing surgery, does imagery-induced relaxation reduce postoperative pain?” In this question, which component is the intervention (“I” component)?
A. Surgical procedures
B. Hospitalized children aged 8-12 years
C. Postoperative pain
D. Imagery-induced relaxation
Answer: D. Imagery-induced relaxation
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