A patient complains of pain. Which will help you collect information about the person's pain?
a. Ask if the pain is mild, moderate, or se-vere.
b. Ask the person what he ate for breakfast.
c. Ask the family members if they feel the person is really in pain.
d. Give the person drugs to relieve the pain.
Question 2
During conversations, a resident leans forward toward the person speaking. The resident's answers seem inappropriate. Sometimes he seems to control conversations. He is showing signs of:
a. Hearing loss
b. Suspicious and paranoid behavior
c. Tinnitus and vertigo
d. Mnire's disease
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