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EXAM 3: NSG3130/ NSG 3130 FUNDAMENTAL II |
COMPLETE REVIEW WITH QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS| 100% CORRECT| GRADE
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QUESTION: What are adjuvant/coanalgesic medications?
Answer: Adjuvant/coanalgesics Medications Medications that
are not primarily indicated for treatment of pain, but are used to augment pain relief medications, enhance pain relief and treat side effects
QUESTION: What are the findings associated with acute pain?
Answer: acute pain findings increased HR, BP, RR, sweating,
dilated pupils, restless, anxious, client self report pain, crying, rubbing site, holding area.
QUESTION: What is algor mortis?
Answer: Algor Mortis The cooling of the body after death
QUESTION: What is allodynia?
Answer: Allodynia Pain due to a stimulus that does not normally
provoke pain
QUESTION: What is allostasis?
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Answer: allostasis the process by which the body responds to
stressors in order to regain homeostasis
QUESTION: How should allostatic responses like fight or flight
function?
Answer: allostatic responses such as fight or flight should
terminate when no longer needed, thus reducing the allostatic load.
QUESTION: What is anger?
Answer: anger emotion that involves antagonism toward another
person or situation, evoked by a feeling of being wronged in some way.
QUESTION: What is anxiety?
Answer: Anxiety is a response to stress that causes apprehension
or uncertainty and is different than fear which has an identifiable source of danger.
QUESTION: What are the stages of Sister Callista Roy’s
Adaptation Model?
Answer: Sister Callista Roys adaptation Model states that people
adapt to stress by meeting their physiologic needs, developing a
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positive identity, performing social role functions and balancing dependence and independence.
QUESTION: What does biofeedback involve?
Answer: biofeedback involves the use of electronic devices to
help the patient develop a learned awareness of the bodys physiologic responses to unconscious, involuntary stressors.enables patient to engage in voluntary actions to decrease stress response, takes 8-10 seconds to master these skills
QUESTION: What is biofeedback therapy?
Answer: Biofeedback therapy The technique of making
unconscious or involuntary bodily processes perceptible to the senses in order to manipulate them by conscious mental control, uses electronic devices to help patient a learned awareness of bodies responses to stressors.
QUESTION: What is burnout?
Answer: burnout a state of physical, emotional, and mental
exhaustion created by long-term involvement in an emotionally demanding situation and accompanied by lowered performance and motivation
QUESTION: What does caffeine do as a coanalgesic?
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Answer: caffeine used with analgesics to treat migraine
headaches
QUESTION: What is chronic pain?
Answer: chronic pain findings normal vitas, dry, warm skin,
dilated or normal pupils, depressed, withdrawn, client doesn't always report pain, pain behavior is often absent
QUESTION: What might a decrease in blood pressure and pulse
indicate?
Answer: a decrease in BP and pulse may indicate chronic pain
QUESTION: What is compassion fatigue?
Answer: compassion fatigue a state of exhaustion/overwhelmed
experienced by medical and psychological professionals, as well as caregivers, which leaves the individual feeling stressed, numb, or indifferent.
QUESTION: What is complicated grief?
Answer: complicated grief Distressing symptoms lasting at least
- months after the death of a significant person