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    this, a quick physical examination could be done to detect any potential problems. Mrs. Audrey should be provided a maximum level of comfort which can be done by making her pain free. Therefore, a proper assessment is essential to manage postoperative pain. A study by Ramsay (2000) suggests that inadequate management of pain could increase the morbidity as well as mortality rate. Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA) is typically provided to a patient who is…

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    Indeed, due to advance medical treatment of patients with SCD most patients now live beyond infancy into adulthood. However, most adults with SCD pain are undertreated and underserved. Also, research indicate that little treatment technique is known about the management of pain in adults with SCD compared to much that is known about the treatment of pain in children and adolescent with SCD. Consequently, it is essential that health care providers, especially advanced practice nurses (APN),…

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    therapy and advised to use heat and to continue Flexeril. Based on progress report dated 06/04/15, the patient presents with constant and sharp low back pain, which radiates down the right leg posteriorly to his foot with numbness and tingling. Intermittently, he will experience a burning sensation underneath the underside of his right foot. Pain is rated at 7/10 and increased with prolonged sitting/standing, twisting, turning, lifting, bending, pushing or pulling. It is decreased with rest,…

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    Abstract Aim: The aim of this study was to assess the efficacy of Aloe vera-Green tea mouthwash in reducing pain after the periodontal pocket reduction surgery. Materials and Methods: A randomized, split-mouth, double-blind, cross-over study was conducted on 45 patients between 25 and 50 years of age requiring pocket reduction surgery. Patients underwent bilateral surgeries in two sessions. After the first surgery, the patients were randomized to receive either mouth-wash or placebo for 10 days,…

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    stress have more psychological problems than people without. Some believe that medical marijuana is better than the over the counter drugs because the side effects are different. Over the counterdrugs may solve one problem, but can cause two or three more to pop up. Medical marijuana has only been reported to make the person mellow or laid back. PTSD patients suffer from high levels of anxiety. Medical marijuana has been thought to reduce the stress levels one suffer from this psychological…

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    the double doctrine effect is the death of Robin Williams. Robin Williams as you know was an actor who and suffered from depression as well. He then committed suicide and became an image that just because you smile a lot doesn’t mean you are hiding pain. However does this mean he is part of the Double doctrine effect? I personally don’t think so since that would have to require me knowing Robin Williams thoughts of his suicide. It’s because of this reason that I am against suicide in most cases…

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    internal fixation with a Tompson Prothesis. Since arriving at the hospital she has recurrently declined pain medication, and is in too much pain to change positions in bed. Despite the nurse’s efforts and advice, Mrs. Firth refuses to take any pain medications for fear of addiction. If Mrs. Firth’s pain cannot be lessened, she may suffer medical complications due to her inability to sit up in bed. Pain is often defined as an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or…

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    shaking, chest pain, palpitations, nausea and shortness of breath. Post traumatic stress disorder cluster symptoms include disturbing memories and reliving of the trauma. Altered perception cluster complains include hearing voices, suspicion, fear of being followed and fear of being monitored. Stress related medical cluster included tension headache, muscle tension, temporomandibular joint/jaw clenching, increased pain, erectile dysfunction, peptic acid reaction, abdominal pain/cramping…

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    as a combination with other complementary or medicine treatments. Traditional Chinese examinations are not applied in Western acupuncture assessment. Needles are only inserted in small affected areas where the nervous system is stimulated to relieve pain relief hormones such as endorphins or melatonin. Additionally, some other manual…

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    health. Additionally, mothers provide all the child’s needs during the night such as medication and food, and help the child to sleep when he is not able to sleep due to severe pain. Participant # 6 suggested that the only time she could take a nap during the painful crisis is when her daughter, 11 years old, receives pain relief shot. According to participant #3: I don’t get enough sleep during the painful crisis. When my son is admitted to the hospital, I feel worried about my other children…

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