1. Wrenda's younger child is an infant, who needs feed every 3 hours
2. What word best describes the pain you are experiencing
3. Frequent guarding
4. Continue the interview with the client
5. Client reports pain of 1 on a 0-10 scale
6. Discuss the plan of care with the client
7. Tylenol does not have an antiinflammatory effect
8. All aspirin products should be avoided in children unless specifically prescribed
9. The dry heat provided by your heating pad will help relieve your pain by promoting muscle relaxation
10. Excessive exposure to cold can damage the skin
11. Reflex vasodilation occurs following the initial vasoconstricting effects of cold
12. Pain relief is actually provided by delivering small electrical currents to the skin
13. Be sure to use conducting gel or conductor pads when applying the electrodes to the skin; clean the skin where the electrodes will be placed and dry thoroughly
14. There is a high potential for abuse
15. Review prescriptions for any scheduled drugs with all nurses with access to the medications to determine why the count is inaccurate
16. 2
17. Ventrogluteal18. The great trochanter19. Pull back on the syringe plunger and observe for blood
20. Include as many sensory images as possible in the experience
21. Tense the muscle fully
22. The day before the surgery is scheduled
23. 18 mg
24. She is receiving adequate pain control without the additional doses
25. The synergistic effect of the 2 medications improves pain control
26. You may need to continue the docusate sodium (Colace_ because most opiod analgesics, including Vicodin, cause constipation
27. Arrange to continue the conversation in a more private location
28. Veracity