Title | TB-Chapter 11 Pain Assessment |
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Author | Emily Akers |
Course | Health Assessment |
Institution | James Madison University |
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Chapter11:PainAssessment MULTIPLECHOICE 1.Whenevaluatingapatientspain,thenurseknowsthatanexampleofacutepainwouldbe: a.
Arthriticpain.
b.
Fibromyalgia.
c.
Kidneystones.
d.
Lowbackpain.
ANS:C Acutepainisshort-termanddissipatesafteraninjuryheals,suchaswithkidneystones.Theotherconditions areexamplesofchronicpainduringwhichthepaincontinuesfor6monthsorlongeranddoesnotstopwhen theinjuryheals. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:BasicCareandComfort 2.Whichstatementindicatesthatthenurseunderstandsthepainexperiencedbyanolderadult? NURSINGTB.COM
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Olderadultsmustlearntotoleratepain.
b.
Painisanormalprocessofagingandistobeexpected.
c.
Painindicatesapathologicconditionoraninjuryandisnotanormalprocessofaging.
d.
Olderindividualsperceivepaintoalesserdegreethandoyoungerindividuals.
ANS:C Painindicatesapathologicconditionoraninjuryandshouldneverbeconsideredsomethingthatanolderadul shouldexpectortolerate.Painisnotanormalprocessofaging,andnoevidencesuggeststhatpainperception isreducedwithaging. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:BasicCareandComfort 3.A4-year-oldboyisbroughttotheemergencydepartmentbyhismother.Shesayshepointstohisstomach andsays,Ithurtssobad.Whichpainassessmenttoolwouldbethebestchoicewhenassessingthischildspain a.
DescriptorScale
b.
Numericratingscale
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BriefPainInventory
d.
FacesPainScaleRevised(FPS-R)
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ANS:D Ratingscalescanbeintroducedattheageof4or5years.TheFPS-Risdesignedforusebychildrenandasks thechildtochooseafacethatshowshowmuchhurt(orpain)youhavenow.Youngchildrenshouldnotbe askedtoratepainbyusingnumbers. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:BasicCareandComfort 4.Apatientstatesthatthepainmedicationisnotworkingandrateshispostoperativepainata10ona1-to-10 scale.Whichoftheseassessmentfindingsindicatesanacutepainresponsetopoorlycontrolledpain? a.
Confusion
b.
Hyperventilation
c.
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d.
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ANS:C Responsestopoorlycontrolledacutepainincludetachycardia,elevatedbloodpressure,andhypoventilation. Confusionanddepressionareassociatedwithpoorlycontrolledchronicpain. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:BasicCareandComfort 5.A60-year-oldwomanhasdevelopedreflexivesympatheticdystrophyafterarthroscopicrepairofher shoulder.Akeyfeatureofthisconditionisthatthe: a.
Affectedextremitywilleventuallyregainitsfunction.
b.
Painisfeltatonesitebutoriginatesfromanotherlocation.
c.
Patientspainwillbeassociatedwithnausea,pallor,anddiaphoresis.
d.
Slightesttouch,suchasasleevebrushingagainstherarm,causessevereandintensepain.
ANS:D Akeyfeatureofreflexivesympatheticdystrophyisthatatypicallyinnocuousstimuluscancreateasevere, intenselypainfulresponse.Theaffectedextremitybecomeslessfunctionalovertime.
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DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:BasicCareandComfort 6.Thenurseisassessingapatientspain.Thenurseknowsthatthemostreliableindicatorofpainwouldbethe a.
Patientsvitalsigns.
b.
Physicalexamination.
c.
Resultsofacomputerizedaxialtomographicscan.
d.
Subjectivereport.
ANS:D Thesubjectivereportisthemostreliableindicatorofpain.Physicalexaminationfindingscanlendsupport,but thecliniciancannotexclusivelybasethediagnosisofpainonphysicalassessmentfindings. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 7.Apatienthashadarthriticpaininherhipsforseveralyearssinceahipfracture.Sheisabletomovearound inherroomandhasnotofferedanycomplaintssofarthismorning.However,whenasked,shestatesthather painisbadthismorningandratesitatan8ona1-to-10scale.Whatdoesthenursesuspect?Thepatient: NURSINGTB.COM
a.
Isaddictedtoherpainmedicationsandcannotobtainpainrelief.
b.
Doesnotwanttotroublethenursingstaffwithhercomplaints.
c.
Isnotinpainbutratesithightoreceivepainmedication.
d.
Hasexperiencedchronicpainforyearsandhasadaptedtoit.
ANS:D Personswithchronicpaintypicallytrytogivelittleindicationthattheyareinpainand,overtime,adapttothe pain.Asaresult,theyareatriskforunderdetection. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 8.Thenurseisreviewingtheprinciplesofpain.Whichtypeofpainisduetoanabnormalprocessingofthe painimpulsethroughtheperipheralorcentralnervoussystem? a.
Visceral
b.
Referred
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Cutaneous
d.
Neuropathic
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ANS:D Neuropathicpainimpliesanabnormalprocessingofthepainmessage.Theothertypesofpainarenamed accordingtotheirsources. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Remembering(Knowledge) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 9.Whenassessingthequalityofapatientspain,thenurseshouldaskwhichquestion? a.
Whendidthepainstart?
b.
Isthepainastabbingpain?
c.
Isitasharppainordullpain?
d.
Whatdoesyourpainfeellike?
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Toassessthequalityofapersonspain,thepatientisaskedtodescribethepaininhisorherownwords. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 10.Whenassessingapatientspain,thenurseknowsthatanexampleofvisceralpainwouldbe: a.
Hipfracture.
b.
Cholecystitis.
c.
Second-degreeburns.
d.
Painafteralegamputation.
ANS:B Visceralpainoriginatesfromthelargerinteriororgans,suchasthegallbladder,liver,orkidneys. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 11.Thenurseisreviewingtheprinciplesofnociception.Duringwhichphaseofnociceptiondoestheconsciou awarenessofapainfulsensationoccur?
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Perception
b.
Modulation
c.
Transduction
d.
Transmission
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ANS:A Perceptionisthethirdphaseofnociceptionandindicatestheconsciousawarenessofapainfulsensation. Duringthisphase,thesensationisrecognizedbyhighercorticalstructuresandidentifiedaspain. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Remembering(Knowledge) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:BasicCareandComfort 12.Whenassessingtheintensityofapatientspain,whichquestionbythenurseisappropriate? a.
Whatmakesyourpainbetterorworse?
b.
Howmuchpaindoyouhavenow?
c.
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d.
Whatdoesyourpainfeellike?
ANS:B Askingthepatienthowmuchpaindoyouhave?isanassessmentoftheintensityofapatientspain;various intensityscalescanbeused.Askingwhatmakesonespainbetterorworseassessesalleviatingoraggravating factors.Askingwhetherpainlimitsonesactivitiesassessesthedegreeofimpairmentandqualityoflife. Askingwhatdoesyourpainfeellikeassessesthequalityofpain. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:BasicCareandComfort 13.Apatientiscomplainingofseverekneepainaftertwistingitduringabasketballgameandisrequesting painmedication.Whichactionbythenurseisappropriate? a.
Completingthephysicalexaminationfirstandthengivingthepainmedication
b.
Tellingthepatientthatthepainmedicationmustwaituntilafterthex-rayimagesarecompleted
c.
Evaluatingthefullrangeofmotionofthekneeandthenmedicatingforpain
d.
Administeringpainmedicationandthenproceedingwiththeassessment
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ANS:D AccordingtotheAmericanPainSociety(1992),Incasesinwhichthecauseofacutepainisuncertain, establishingadiagnosisisapriority,butsymptomatictreatmentofpainshouldbegivenwhiletheinvestigation isproceeding.Withoccasionalexceptions,(e.g.,theinitialexaminationofthepatientwithanacutecondition oftheabdomen),itisrarelyjustifiedtodeferanalgesiauntiladiagnosisismade.Infact,acomfortablepatient isbetterabletocooperatewithdiagnosticprocedures. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:BasicCareandComfort 14.Thenurseknowsthatwhichstatementistrueregardingthepainexperiencedbyinfants? a.
Painininfantscanonlybeassessedbyphysiologicchanges,suchasanincreasedheartrate.
b.
TheFPS-Rcanbeusedtoassesspainininfants.
c.
Aprocedurethatinducespaininadultswillalsoinducepainintheinfant.
d.
Infantsfeelpainlessthandoadults.
ANS:C Ifaprocedureordiseaseprocesscausespaininanadult,thenitwillalsocausepaininaninfant.Physiologic changescannotbeexclusivelyusedtoconfirmordenypainbecauseotherfactors,suchasmedications,fluid NURSINGTB.COM status,orstressmaycausephysiologicchanges.TheFPS-Rcanbeusedstartingatage4years. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:BasicCareandComfort 15.Apatienthasbeenadmittedtothehospitalwithvertebralfracturesrelatedtoosteoporosis.Sheisin extremepain.Thistypeofpainwouldbeclassifiedas: a.
Referred.
b.
Cutaneous.
c.
Visceral.
d.
Deepsomatic.
ANS:D Deepsomaticpaincomesfromsourcessuchasthebloodvessels,joints,tendons,muscles,andbone.Referred painisfeltatonesitebutoriginatesfromanotherlocation.Cutaneouspainisderivedfromtheskinsurfaceand subcutaneoustissues.Visceralpainoriginatesfromthelarger,interiororgans. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:BasicCareandComfort
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MULTIPLERESPONSE 1.Duringassessmentofapatientspain,thenurseisawarethatcertainnonverbalbehaviorsareassociatedwith chronicpain.Whichofthesebehaviorsareassociatedwithchronicpain?Selectallthatapply. a.
Sleeping
b.
Moaning
c.
Diaphoresis
d.
Bracing
e.
Restlessness
f.
Rubbing
ANS:A,D,F Behaviorsthathavebeenassociatedwithchronicpainincludebracing,rubbing,diminishedactivity,sighing, andchangesinappetite.Inaddition,thosewithchronicpainmaysleepinanattemptatdistraction.Theother behaviorsareassociatedwithacutepain. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) NURSINGTB.COM
MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:BasicCareandComfort 2.Duringanadmissionassessmentofapatientwithdementia,thenurseassessesforpainbecausethepatient hasrecentlyhadseveralfalls.Whichoftheseareappropriateforthenursetoassessinapatientwithdementia? Selectallthatapply. a.
Askthepatient,Doyouhavepain?
b.
Assessthepatientsbreathingindependentofvocalization.
c.
Notewhetherthepatientiscallingout,groaning,orcrying.
d.
Havethepatientratepainona1-to-10scale.
e.
Observethepatientsbodylanguageforpacingandagitation.
ANS:B,C,E Patientswithdementiamaysaynowhen,inreality,theyareveryuncomfortablebecausewordshavelosttheir meaning.Patientswithdementiabecomelessabletoidentifyanddescribepainovertime,althoughpainisstill present.Peoplewithdementiacommunicatepainthroughtheirbehaviors.Agitation,pacing,andrepetitive yellingmayindicatepainandnotaworseningofthedementia.(SeethePainAssessmentinAdvanced Dementia[PAINAD]scale,whichmayalsobeusedtoassesspaininpersonswithdementia.) DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application)
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