Pain Management Training Quiz

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Mrs. Tucker is recovering from abdominal surgery. You would expect her to:(Required)
1. Mrs. Tucker is recovering from abdominal surgery. You would expect her to:
Pain is an unnatural process that serves no purpose except to make people suffer.(Required)
2. Pain is an unnatural process that serves no purpose except to make people suffer.
Mr. Wilson has chronic hip pain from arthritis. His pain might get better if he:(Required)
3. Mr. Wilson has chronic hip pain from arthritis. His pain might get better if he:
Pain is the most common symptom that people report to their doctors.(Required)
4. Pain is the most common symptom that people report to their doctors.
Your client’s pain might get worse if he:(Required)
5. Your client’s pain might get worse if he:
Your client’s pain might get better if he:(Required)
6. Your client’s pain might get better if he:
The only way to manage pain is with prescription pain medications.(Required)
7. The only way to manage pain is with prescription pain medications.
Every human being has the same reaction to pain.(Required)
8. Every human being has the same reaction to pain.
There is no special blood test or machine that doctors use to measure a client’s pain.(Required)
9. There is no special blood test or machine that doctors use to measure a client’s pain.
People who take narcotics for their pain have a high risk of becoming addicted to the drugs.(Required)
10. People who take narcotics for their pain have a high risk of becoming addicted to the drugs.
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