What right of medication refers to the correct name of medication being administered?
Right medication
What is a route of administering medication by mouth?
Oral or PO
What category of pain management including guided imagery or breathing techniques?
non- pharmacologic
What numbers are used for patients to describe their pain on a scale presented to them if patients are able to verbalize? numerical grading scale
scale of 0-10
What right of medication refers to the correct patient identifiers?
Right Patient
What is the route of administering a medication such as insulin?
Subcutaneous injection
What is a pain management category of treatment "aids or contributes" in addition to other therapies being used ?
Adjuvant therapy or drugs
What pain scale is used for children over age 3 that are able to pick a face that best illistrates the pain they are having?
FACES pain scale
What right of medication refers to the way it is administered?
Right Route
What is a route of administering a medication at a 90 degree angle using the z track method?
Intramuscular Injection
What category of pain medications are considered controlled substances?
Narcotics
What is the pain scale used for children ages 2 months to 7 years old, or individuals unable to communicate their pain using their face, legs, activity, cry and consolability only?
FLACC pain scale
What right of medication refers to how much of a medication is being administered?
Right Dose
What is a route of administering a medication through a blood vessel being pushed through rapidly via using a catheter?
Intravenous push
What is an example of a non-narcotic associated medication that is a pain reliever?
NSAIDS, Tylenol, Naproxen
What pain rating scale is used mostly in ICU environments with either ventilated or vocalizing extubated patients?
critical care observation tool
What right of medication refers to when the medication is given or due?
Right time
What is a route of administering a medication into the spinal cord such as an epidural?
Intrathecal
What is a pain reducing regimen that is non- pharmacologic and is considered a physical therapy?
Hot and cold packs
What is the most true fact about pain interpretation, relating to personal experience of patient and not what you observe in a patient?
Pain is subjective not objective