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Physiologic, behavioral, affective Page 1156- concept mastery and examples in box 34-1 page 1157
What are the types of responses to pain?
100
Ethnocentrism
What is when one believes that their cultural norms are correct and are the standard used to evaluate others beliefs.
100
morphine, codeine, oxycodone, meperidine, hydromorphone, methadone
What are controlled substances, narcotics, or opioids? also know examples of nonopioids and adjuvants.
100
know the difference with sleep and rest
What is rest and sleep?
100
on their back to prevent SIDS
What is the choice of position for infants less than 12 months?
200
endorphins and enkephalins
What are opioid modulators?
200
Pain
What is the fifth vital sign
200
Respiratory depression Narcan (naloxone)
What is a feared side effect of opioids and how do you treat it?
200
hypothalamus
What has control over sleep and waking as well as other involuntary activities? what happens when the hypothalamus is damaged?
200
Developmental levels, motivation, culture, lifestyle, habits, physical activity, exercise, dietary habits, environmental factors, psychological stress, illness, medications Know about each one.
What are factors that affect sleep?
300
this acts a theory for deciding which pain stimuli gets through to the brain to elicit a pain response. it goes both ways
What is the gate control theory of pain control?
300
Description of pain, duration, location, intensity, quality, aggravating factors, alleviating factors
What are components of a pain assessment?
300
physical dependence, tolerance, addiction
What is meaning of the terms?
300
Numeric pain scale.
What is 0-10 rating with slight pain at 1-3, moderate pain at 4-7, and severe pain is 8-10?
300
Insomnia, hypersomnia, narcolepsy, sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome, sleep deprivation know about each one
What are dyssomnias?
400
This type pain is rapid onset and varies in intensity as well as goes away when cause is found and this type pain lasts for more than 3-6 months and goes into periods of remission and exacerbation.
What is acute pain, chronic pain?
400
patient or client
Who is the expert of pain?
400
patient controlled analgesia
What is the patient has control of when they need medication for pain?
400
24 hour cycle
What are circadian rhythms?
400
somnabulism, REM behavior disorder, sleep terrors, nightmares, bruxism, enuresis know about each one
What are parasomnias? define parasomnias
500
This is a multiple type of question where each term has to be defined. You can look them up in the book.
What are the definitions of these types of pain? cutaneous, visceral, somatic, referred, neuropathic, intractable, phantom, diabetic neuropathy, psychogenic, breakthrough
500
COMFORT, CRIES, FLACC, WONG-BAKER FACES, 0-10 numeric scale
What are pain scales? look up each one and know ages of each one, what letters stand for and/ or when they would be used.
500
Teaching tips for safety for when the client is taking opioids for pain. Know these
What are teaching tips?
500
NREM AND REM know what happens in each stage- chart p. 1122
What are the 2 major stages of sleep.
500
know the age related changes page 1137 in chart and what strategies to help
What are age related changes.
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