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Chapter 19, opiold 3 months beyond the healing process is called Pain which has a slow onset and lasts longer than b. chronic pain. The first step leading to the sensation of pain is the stimulation of receptors c. somatic pain. d. visceral pain. 1. known as: c. thermoreceptors d. chemoreceptors 2. a nociceptors b. opiate receptors. An naiesdual's awareness of the feeling or sensation of pain is called pairn c. perception. 3. a. threshold b. tolerance d. experience 4. The opiate receptors that are responsible for analgesia at the levels of the spinal cord and brain c. epsilon. d. mu a. sigma. b. kappa. 5. The pain assessment used for patients 3 years of age and older, which is particularly useful for adults who have language barriers or do not read, is: c. Modified Objective Pain Score. d. Wong-Baker FACES scale. A. McGill-Melzack Pain Questionnaire. b. Riley Pain Assessment Tool. Pain that results from injury to stabbing and burning is called: a. nociceptive pair. b. idiopathic pain. 6. the peripheral or central nervous system and is described as c. neuropathic pain. d. somatic pain. 7. One major consideration when choosing the route of administration for a pain medication is the onset of action. The nurse needs to understand the route with the quickest onset of action is. a. rectal. c. intramuscular d. intravenous. b. oral. 8. The nursing assistant tells the nurse that a patient is requesting pain medication. The nurse's first response should be to: a. call the health care provider. b. check the medication administration record to see when the patient last received pain c. assess the patient's pain. medication. d. administer the pain medication. 9. The nurse has applied a fentanyl (Duragesic) transdermal patch on a patient for chronic pain. The patient asks how soon it will begin to relieve the pain. The nurse understands that it takes approximately hours for the initial patch of medication to reach a steady blood level. a. 2 to 4 b. 6 to 10 c. 12 to 24 d. 24 to 48 10. A group of naturally occurring semisynthetic and synthetic substances that have the capability to relieve severe pain without the loss of consciousness is called:

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Chapter 19

Q.1.b. Pain that has a slow onset and last longer than 3 months beyond

               the healing process is called chronic pain.

Q.2. a. First step leading to the sensation of pain in the stimulation of receptors

                known as nociceptors.

Q.3.c. An individuals awaireness of the feeling or sensation of pain is known as

           perception.

Q.4.The opiate receptors that are responsible of analgesia at the level of the brain

           and spinal cord are

                                             b) Kappa.

                                             d) mu.

Q.5.d. Wong-Baker FACES scale is used to patient 3 years of age and older and useful

                  for adult who have language barrier or do not read.

Q.6.c.Pain resulting from injury to the central and peripheral nerve system and described

          as stabbing and burning is called neuropathic pain.

Q.7.d Route with the quickest onset of action is Intravenous.

Q.8.c. Nurses first response should be to assess the patient's pain.

Q.9.d. Fentanyl patches takes approximately 24 to 48 hrs to reach a steady

               blood level.

Q.10.A group of naturally occuring semisynthetic and synthetic substances that have

        the capability to relieve severe pain without loss of conciousness is called Opioids.