DONE Pain: 6 questions- Dr. Larkin Flashcards
Assessment of pain (nonverbal cues/verbal)
Direct interview
OLDCARTS
Observation
Diagnostic studies
Physical assessment
Pain scale:
Numeric rating scale (0-10; measures intensity)
Verbal rating scale
Visual analog scales
Types of nociceptive pain
somatic?
visceral?
cutaneous?
Somatic: deeper in the joints, bones, & muscles
Visceral: organs
Cutaneous: superficial tissues
Interprofessional approach to pain management
Might need a Palliative Care consult
Management of side effects in a client taking opioids for pain
naloxone
Scheduling of pain medication in clients with cancer
Focus on prevention or control
Do not wait for severe pain
Constant pain requires around-the-clock administration
Fast-acting drugs for breakthroug
Cues indicative of opioid drug misuse disorder
prescription forgery
abuse of illicit drugs
recurrent RX loses
selling rx drugs
Multiple unsanctioned dose escalations
Stealing or borrowing another person’s drugs
Obtaining rx drugs from non-medical sources