A client with pancreatic carcinoma complains of severe abdominal pain radiating to the
back. The healthcare provider prescribes a narcotic analgesic for pain relief.
What
should the nurse take into account when administering pain relief medications?
A) Dosage will not change with change in route of administration
B) Titration of the drug dosage is not necessary on discontinuation
C) Pain medication is unaffected by tolerance to other medications
D) Dosage of pain medication should be increased gradually
Question 2
A toddler with diarrhea has been prescribed intravenous (IV) therapy. The nurse uses an
infusion pump for the therapy. What is most important to consider during the therapy?
A) Check infusion pump for warning of IV infiltration
B) Administer IV to the vein in the forearm
C) Ensure that the catheter is in the vein
D) Ask the family to prevent the child from pulling on the tube
Back muscles
Severe varicose veins in the leg.
Back muscles
Severe hash is almost always caused by cylinder misfire conditions.
Slap the foot bottom with the back of the hand. Rapid, light slaps create a stimulating sensation.
Abdominal vasculature and deep structures