What nursing action will assist in pain management for a client in the postoperative phase?
A) Client teaching
B) Relaxation techniques
C) Dim lighting
D) Provide food and medication
Question 2
A client is being discharged following surgery for cancer care. The client will require extensive dressing changes two times per day. The client is on a fixed income and cannot afford to purchase dressing supplies.
The nurse contacts the local Peregrine Society to assist in the provision of dressings. This contribution in care will assist in improving the client's
A) Family relationships
B) Return to daily activities
C) Decision making
D) Self-concept
Conduction of pain impulses.
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