Answer to Question 1
ANS: B, C, D
Labor pain has some unique characteristics, including: (1) being part of a normal process, as opposed to being caused by illness or injury; (2) being anticipated, which allows for planning and preparation; and (3) having an end point with the birth of the baby. The nurse should inform the pregnant woman about these facts in a supportive, encouraging way. Stating at least it's not from illness is factual but dismissive of her fears. Stating that she has to expect some pain is also dismissive and gives the impression that wanting pain control is unreasonable.
Answer to Question 2
ANS: A, C, D
Sublimaze (and all opioid analgesics) should be administered during contractions so that the fetus has less exposure to the drug due to uterine vasoconstriction. There are five rights to medication administration (right patient, right drug, right dose, right route, right time). The medication should be injected slowly. The nurse should intervene if the student injects the medication between contractions, checks only three rights of medication administration, and injects the medication rapidly.
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