Pain Part 1

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This is the test 4 prep part 1. This is all of Moira's content on Sleep, Pain, and some on Cranial Nerves. The additional Cranial Nerve quiz is suggested. The rest of the quiz should be posted tomorrow as part 2. There were too many questions on this quiz and more space is needed for the rest.

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Pain Part 1

The four dimensions of pain are?

Pain is something that is responded to universally the same?

Pain, although unpleasant, does not impact the functionality or the ADL's.

Pain management is can include which of these principles:

Michael has cut himself badly on his hand. It has taken Michael about 5 months to stop feeling pain in his hand. To Michael, he felt like he would never stop hurting. What type of pain does Michael have?

Carrie has pain. Her SNS is not manifesting. She does not have cancer. She can use NSAIDS to manage her pain. She rates her pain at 2/10. Her pain started on her birthday a year ago. Her pain is not serving a biologic function. What kind of pain does Carrie have?

Dale's Anterior left neck is hurting. What could this referred pain be related to?

Steve's right back and right upper chest alternate between being painful. What referred pain could this indicate?

Nicole has had her leg amputated. She had chronic pain in her leg before the amputation. Would you expect Nicole to have a higher , same as, or less than normal phantom pain in her amputated leg?

Phantom pain is imaginary because there is no limb present.

Nueropathic pain is best treated by:

Somatic pain is:

Visceral pain is:

Neuropathic pain is?

This starts in the peripheral, causes cell damage with the releasing of sensitizing chemicals and leads to action potential.

Action potential continues from site of injury to spinal cord, spinal cord to brainstem and thalamus, thalamus to cortex for processing.

Conscious experience of pain is?

Neurons originating in the brainstem descend to the spinal cord and release substances (e.g., endogenous opioids) that inhibit nociceptive impusles?

Bradykinin is a

Histamine is :

Substance P is:

Serotonin is a:

Nonopioids, NSAIDS, and corticosteroids all help block:

Tylenol is good for working with:

Opioids work on which part of pain?

Protective impulse is activated before pain perception has been achieved?

Opioids and Nonopioids stop pain:

Pain threshold is:

Pain tolerance is:

Endorphins are associated with:

Enkaphalins are associate with: check all that apply

Tricyclic antidepressants work best on:

Barry has an increase in HR, increase BP, increased RR, and has an increased Glu. He has just had car accident. What system is working in Barry to elevate this response?

Tina has decreased BP, irregular RR, and decreased HR. The nurse is worried about vomiting and that Tina may faint. The nurse knows that this system is at work in Tina:

What is the number one thing missed by the nurse when treating pain?

Myra is dealing with her pain. What could detract from the effectiveness of the nurses pain plan. (Check all that apply)

Pain assessment and reassessment is the same for every situation.

A baby has an increased HR and decreased O2 sat. What could this indicate?

"The pain is someone else's fault," would be a statement pertaining to:

With low activity, clinging, loss of appetite and uneasy to console, this group would be most likely to be:

Nikki feels guilty that she has been hurt and is worried her body is now different. What group does NIkki represent?

Dave doesn't want anyone know he is hurt because he is afraid he will loose respect. Which group is Dave likely to be associated with?

Greta is a 73 year old female. While talking to her nurse about her pain she states, "Pain is pain and a part of being older." What would the nurse say to respond to that. *Check all that apply*

Jock is a 67 year old male with dementia. He is none responsive to his environment. His wife says that she is happy that Jock's arthritis pain does not seem to stop him and is glad that at least his dementia keeps him from feeling pain. What could the nurse say to Jock's wife?

When Mary, a 58 year old woman with Alzheimer's, stands up, she gets very angry and combative. When she is sitting, she is calm, smiles, and loves to talk about her childhood. What could the change in demeanor be caused from?

Keith had 8/10 pain. He is now resting after his medication. What can we assume now that Keith is asleep? *check all that apply*

Karen's father was an alcoholic until he died at age 51. Karen has stayed away from alcohol and drugs because of her father's addiction. He was not abusive, but she knows his addiction added to his early death. What might Karen's fears cause when dealing with pain?

Todd has been taking a non opioid for pain. His pain is 7/10. He has taken two doses at the prn of 2 tabs q hour of pain. After three hours, what should the nurse do?

Luke is in 8/10 pain. He is crying and moaning. The nurse is able to talk to Luke and he Oriented x4. What would be a good intervention to do with Luke?

Greta is a 73 year old female. While talking to her nurse about her pain she states, "Pain is pain and a part of being older." What would the nurse say to respond to that. Check all that apply

Keith had 8/10 pain. He is now resting after his medication. What can we assume now that Keith is asleep? check all that apply