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kaid0807

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Which is one piece of equipment needed for each patient bed space in the PACU?
 
  a. Linen container
  b. Suction equipment
  c. Computer monitor for documentation
  d. Bedside table

Question 2

What is one way a PACU nurse can assess a patient's pain level?
 
  a. Palpating the surgical incision
  b. Wait until they are crying
  c. Asking the anesthesia provider whether the patient is experiencing pain
  d. Using the FACES scale



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B
Each cubicle needs a suction apparatus, cardiac monitor, pulse oximeter, blood pressure measurement device, and oxygen administration equipment. Additional supplies that are available include warming devices, airway management equipment, intravenous fluids and administration sets, dressing reinforcement materials, medications, indwelling Foley catheters and drainage systems, emesis basins, and bedpans. Lead screens and lead shielding should be available for surrounding patients and staff when x-rays are taken.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
The adult patient is offered an opportunity to verbally describe their pain. Pediatric patients may describe their pain according to the FACES scale.



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