M8 Guided Study Flashcards

1
Q

acute pain

A

shorter than 6 months

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2
Q

chronic pain

A

longer than 6 months

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3
Q

somatic pain

A

nociceptive pain involving the skin, tissues, muscles

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4
Q

visceral pain

A

nociceptive pain involving gate internal organs

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5
Q

nociceptive pain

A

result of physical damage

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6
Q

neuropathic pain

A

result of an injured nervous system

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7
Q

radiating pain

A

pain that spreads from one area to another

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8
Q

referred pain

A

pain that is experienced in a different place than where the injury occurred

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9
Q

phantom pain

A

neuropathic pain occurring after a limb amputation

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10
Q

idiopathic pain

A

pain of unknown origin

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11
Q

scale for an adult pain assessment

A

numeric scale

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12
Q

scale for a geriatric adult with cognitive impairment pain assessment

A

Wong-Baker faces

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13
Q

scale for a newborn pain assessment

A

FLACC scale

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14
Q

scale for a 6-year-old child pain assessment

A

numeric or Wong-Baker faces

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15
Q

morphine MOA

A

binds to opiate receptors in the CNS altering the response/perception to pain

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16
Q

morphine nursing considerations

A

CNS depressant; monitor vitals, LOC; respiratory assessment

17
Q

morphing patient education

A

no driving, no alcohol, no other CNS depressants