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Chapter 12 Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Apply eutectic mixture of local anesthetic cream 30 minutes prior to the procedure.
B  Inject lidocaine 2% with epinephrine locally around the potential procedure site.
C  Apply diclofenac gel over the site 1 hour before the procedure.
D  Give an oral opioid analgesic 30 minutes before the procedure.
Question #5
A  bleeding
B  renal toxicity
C  gastrointestinal effects
D  hepatotoxicity
Question #6
A  The pain medication will be administered when the level of pain tolerance has been exceeded.
B  The pain medication will be administered when the pain is at its peak.
C  The pain medication will be administered before the pain becomes severe.
D  The pain medication will be administered before the pain is experienced.
Question #9
A  Refuse to administer the pain medication.
B  Instruct the son about lack of client consent.
C  Wake the client and ask about her pain rating.
D  Administer the prescribed medication.
Question #10
A  Administering the analgesics every three hours
B  Administering analgesics with increased dosage
C  Administering the analgesics on an as-needed basis
D  Administering the analgesics intravenously
Question #11
A  Average the numbers and report that number as the client’s level of pain.
B  Medicate the client for pain based on the highest number of “8.”
C  Obtain a pain scale with faces for the client to measure her pain.
D  Record each of the numbers the client stated for her pain.
Question #12
A  Acetylcholine
B  Serotonin
C  Substance P
D  Endorphins
Question #13
A  When a numeric scale is used to assess pain intensity
B  When the client’s expressions of pain are incongruent with the nurse’s expectations
C  When analgesics are contraindicated for the client’s condition
D  When the pain is chronic
Question #14
A  Administer pain medication through a transdermal patch.
B  Administer oral opioids as needed.
C  Administer analgesics around the clock.
D  Provide patient-controlled analgesia.
Question #15
A  Older people metabolize drugs more rapidly.
B  Older people have lower ratios of body fat and muscle mass.
C  Older people are more sensitive to drugs.
D  Older people have increased hepatic, renal, and gastrointestinal function.
Question #17
A  “You should never take ibuprofen; it can cause considerable problems.”
B  “It would be best to contact the physician prior to take any over-the-counter medications.”
C  “Ibuprofen is contraindicated when taking a proton pump inhibitor.”
D  “Don’t you know that you can cause bleeding when you take that medication so often?”
Question #18
A  Dry skin
B  Pallor
C  Bradycardia
D  Hypotension
Question #19
A  tolerance to opioids is uncommon.
B  although clients may need increasing levels of opioids, they are not addicted.
C  addiction to opioids often develops.
D  the nurse must be primarily concerned about the development of addiction by a client in pain.
Question #24
A  Administer subtherapeutic doses.
B  Administer adjuvant drugs along with the prescribed drug.
C  Increase dosage of the drug.
D  Discontinue drugs gradually.
Question #25
A  That the client is experiencing pain relating to the burn injuries from several years ago
B  That the client’s past experiences with pain may influence her perception of current pain
C  That the client has become dependent on drugs from her previous experience of burns
D  That based on her past experiences the client’s perception of pain should be less
Question #26
A  “I will notify your physician.”
B  “A lot of people have a similar problem with this medication.”
C  “A nausea medication has been prescribed that I will give you.”
D  “What do you mean by the word sick?”
Question #27
A  “Wait until your pain is severe before pushing the button.”
B  “This will completely relieve your pain.”
C  “Only you are to push the button for medication.”
D  “Whenever you hurt, push the button.”
Question #30
A  Encourage the client to eat crackers.
B  Consult with the health care prescriber to include hydroxyzine with the opioid.
C  Position the client for comfort.
D  Provide the client with a fresh gown.
Question #32
A  A child quickly removing a hand when touching a hot object
B  A mother in labor utilizing imagery to reduce pain
C  A surgeon making an incision to perform surgery
D  A patient taking tramadol to enhance pain management
Question #33
A  Consult with the prescriber regarding the need for an increased dose of the drug and not to reduce the frequency of administration.
B  Suggest a consultation with a psychiatrist to treat the client’s addiction.
C  Inform the client that he will not be able to receive more medication than the physician has ordered.
D  Inform the client that you will ask the physician to order a non-narcotic analgesic.
Question #34
A  Insomnia
B  Confusion
C  Hyperventilation
D  Hyperalertness
Question #35
A  using milk of magnesia 30 mL every day
B  increasing the amount of bran and fresh fruits and vegetables
C  inserting a bisacodyl (Dulcolax) rectal suppository every morning
D  ingesting up to 6 glasses of fluids per day
Question #37
A  Dependence
B  Sensitization
C  Pain threshold
D  Pain tolerance
Question #38
A  Long duration
B  Short duration
C  Slower entry into bloodstream
D  No risk of respiratory depression
Question #39
A  Plan to use medication and nonpharmacologic interventions.
B  Educate the client that this goal may not be achievable.
C  Notify the surgeon of the client’s goal of “0.”
D  Ensure the client is prescribed large doses of opioids postoperatively.
Question #40
A  “You are so brave to not take your pain medication when the dressing change will hurt.”
B  “You are so right to not take your pain medication. You can become dependent on the medication.”
C  “If you need pain relief, I can give you some medication when I have completed the dressing change.”
D  “I saw you grimacing during the dressing change. Please explain the reason you refused the pain medication.”
Question #42
A  Diarrhea
B  Altered mobility
C  Risk for injury
D  Risk for impaired gas exchange
Question #43
A  Exercise regularly.
B  Reduce fiber intake.
C  Avoid harsh sunlight.
D  Follow a bowel regimen.
Question #44
A  Medical interventions for pain management
B  Anticipated harmful effects of the pain experience
C  Anticipated duration of the pain
D  Severity of the pain as judged by the patient
Question #47
A  quality, location, intensity, and family history
B  location, onset, alleviating factors, and aggravating factors
C  intensity, variations, range of motion, and the client’s goal for pain control
D  nutritional deficiencies, onset, duration, and effects of pain
Question #48
A  The client should wait until the pain is severe to push the button to prevent overdose.
B  Teach the client to avoid pushing the button multiple times because additional doses will be given.
C  Chance of sedation is rare when using a PCA pump.
D  The pump will deliver a preset amount of medication.
Question #50
A  Epidural space
B  Subcutaneous
C  Rectal
D  Oral mucosa
Question #51
A  Consume the medications just before or along with meals.
B  Inform the primary health care provider about the use of salicylates before any procedure, and avoid over-the-counter analgesics consistently without consulting a physician.
C   Minimize fiber intake during the therapy.
D  Avoid harsh sunlight for 2 hours after administering analgesic agents or salicylates.
Question #52
A  A placebo should be used as the first line of treatment for a client.
B  A placebo effect is an indication that the client does not have pain.
C  A positive response to a placebo indicates that the client’s pain is not real.
D  Placebos should never be used to test a client’s truthfulness about pain.
Question #55
A  Provide the client with a patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) pump.
B  Increase the frequency of the medication so that the client will have less time to wait.
C  If the nurse is going to be late with administration, have an extra dose of medication available.
D  Increase the dosage of the medication so the client will stay medicated longer.
Question #56
A   Transduction
B  Transmission
C   Perception
D  Modulation
Question #57
A  Reducing the frequency of administration of the narcotic analgesic
B  Reducing the dosage of the narcotic analgesic
C  Programming the dosage and time interval into the device
D  Reducing the dosage of the narcotic analgesic