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elizabeth18

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The best approach for a nurse to utilize when planning pain relief measures is to use:
 
  a. a variety of pain relief methods.
  b. only nonopioid analgesics.
  c. at least three alternating methods.
  d. only one method at a time.

Question 2

The stage of family development that begins when conception occurs and continues through the pregnancy is known as the:
 
  a. expectant stage.
  b. parenthood stage.
  c. establishment stage.
  d. engagement/commitment stage.



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Answer to Question 1

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A variety of methods applied simultaneously have an additive effect on pain control.

Answer to Question 2

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The expectant stage begins when conception occurs and continues through the pregnancy.





 

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