Some patients will admit to having pain only if asked directly.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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The nurse is explaining to a client with chronic pain why the physician has ordered a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) to be given together with an opioid analgesic. Which is the most accurate statement?
a. The NSAID will decrease the likelihood of respiratory depression caused by the opioid. b. The NSAID targets muscle pain while the opioid relieves central nervous system irritation. c. Giving the medications together will provide better relief of pain while decreasing the amount of opioid medication required. d. Giving the medications together reduces the need for additional pain medication during nighttime hours.
Support for nursing centers can come from which of the following sources? Select all that apply
1. Grants 2. Charitable organizations 3. Private pledges 4. Foundations
The nurse is preparing to administer otic medications to her 35-year-old patient. What are the most appropriate actions by the nurse? Select all that apply
a. Pull the pinna up and back. b. Pull the pinna down and back. c. Place patient in side-lying position with appropriate ear up. d. Instruct the patient to remain on his side for at least 30 minutes.
MC A client complains of oral mucosal irritation or sensitivity. Which of the following actions are appropriate for this situation?
A. Keep the client npo and use nystatin mouthwash. B. Use hydrogen peroxide to loosen and remove debris from the mouth. C. Rinse the mouth with warm water. D. Allow the client to drink fluids but not to eat solid foods.