⭐️ Cap Lesson 2

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Pain is:

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A privately experienced, unpleasant sensation usually associated with disease or injury. ⭐️It is what the patient says it is.

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Emotional component of pain

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Suffering

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Pain such as from an insect bite or paper cut. Perceived as sharp or burning discomfort

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Superficial somatic pain

Also called cutaneous pain

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Pain that arises from internal organs

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Visceral pain

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Visceral pain and somatic pain are types of ______ pain

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Nociceptive. The noxious stimuli that are transmitted from one point of cellular injury over a peripheral sensory nerve pathways to the brain

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Phantom limb pain is an example of what

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Neuropathic pain. Pain processed abnormally by the nervous system

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Occurs from a direct consequence of a disease or a lesion that affects the peripheral nerves or pain processing centers in the brain

Results from damage to either the pain pathways in peripheral nerves or pain-processing centers in the brain

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Neuropathic pain

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Pain lasting less than six months

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Acute pain

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Pain lasts longer than six months, no relief with healing

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Chronic pain

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Refers to the phase of impulse transmission during which the brain experiences pain at a conscious level

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Perception

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The conscious experience of discomfort that occurs when the pain threshold is reached

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Perception

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Brain experiences pain at a conscious level, locates pain, its intensity, and what it means. Gives emotional response.

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Perception

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What type of pain scale will you use for a child

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Faces scale

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Repetitive pattern of drug seeking and drug use to satisfy a craving for a drugs mind altering or mood altering effects

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Addiction

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The nurses responsibility regarding planning a clients pain relief plan

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Collaboration with the client

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Administration of analgesics every __ hours rather than prn often provides a uniform level of pain relief

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3

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May need to treat pain ____ to ensure adequate nutrition

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PC

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Neoplasms are

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Tumors

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Cancers originating from epithelial cells

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Carcinomas

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Cancers originating from organs that fight infection

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Lymphomas

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Cancers originating from organs that form blood

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Leukemias

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Cancers originating from plasma cells

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Myelomas

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Cancers originating from connective tissues, such as bone or muscle

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Sarcomas

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Vaccination in Prevention of cancer

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HPV

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Emphasize and teach self examinations

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Check for lumpy boobs!!

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Surgery that helps to relieve uncomfortable symptoms or prolong life is considered

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Palliative

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Radiation effect

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Xerostomia

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Chemotherapy: antineoplastic agents, interfering with cellular function :

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(Fast growing cells)

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Antineoplastic drugs are most effective when

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During cell division

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Monitor lab values, especially ____ r/t bone marrow suppression

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WBC