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Pain, Violence, Cultural, Spiritual and Nutritional Assessment Flashcards

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An unpleasant sensory and emotional experience which primarily associated with tissue damage or describe in terms of such damage

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Pain

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Types of Pain is classified

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*Based on duration
*Based on location
*Based on intensity
*Based on etiology

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Types of Pain based on duration

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Acute and Chronic Pain

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Pain only lasts only through the expected recovery period

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Acute Pain

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Protective, has and identifiable cause, is of short duration, has limited tissue damage and emotional response

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Acute Pain

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Pain that lasts longer that 3-6 months and is constant or recurring with a mild to severe intensity

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Chronic Pain

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*Headache
*Back Pain
*Joint Pain
*Stomach Pain
*Cardiac Pain
*Referred pain
*Cardiac Pain

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Pain Based on Location

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Pain Based on Intensity

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*Mild pain
*Moderate Pain
*Severe pain

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Pain scale reading from 1 to 3

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Mild pain

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Pain scale reading from 4 to 6

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Moderate pain

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Pain scale reading from 7 to 10

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Severe pain

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Pain Based on Etiology

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*Nociceptive pain
*Neuropathic pain

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Is experienced when an intact, properly functioning nervous system sends signals that tissues are damaged, requiring attention and proper care.

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Nociceptive pain

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The pain that is originating from the skin, muscles, bone, or connective tissue

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Somatic Pain

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Is the pain that results from the activation of nociceptors of thoracic, pelvic, or abdominal viscera

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Visceral Pain

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Pain is associated with damaged or malfunctioning nerves due to illness, injury, or undetermined reasons.

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Neuropathic pain

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2 months to 8 years (18yrs for children with cognitive impairment or developmental disability

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FLACC Face, Legs, Activity, Cry, Consol Ability

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Uni dimensional

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Verbal Rating Scales
Binary Scale
Numerical Rating Scale
Faces Rating Scale
Visual Analog Scale

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Multi dimensional

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Mc Gill Pain Questionnaire (MPQ)
Brief Pain Inventory (BPI)

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3 major dimensions by 20 set of descriptive words

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Mc Gill Pain Questionnaire (MPQ)

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Intensity of pain (sensory dimension) interference with the patient life (reactive dimension)

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Brief Pain Inventory (BPI)

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Pain assessment tool for cancer patients

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Memorial Pain Assessment Card

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Important for diagnosing the nature or character of pain

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Assessment of Quality or Nature of Pain

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Theories related to Domestic Violenc

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Psychopathology Theory
Social Learning Theory
Biologic Theory
Family Systems Theory
Feminist Theory

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personality disorders

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Psychopathology Theory

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behavior from childhood

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Social Learning Theory

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changes from childhood trauma, head injuries that causes violent behavior

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Biologic Theory

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violence grows through family system

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Family Systems Theory

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male/female inequity

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Feminist Theory

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isolation, verbal assault, humiliation

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Psychological Abuse

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financial abuse

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Economic Abuse

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forcing the victim to perform sexual acts

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Sexual Abuse

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kicking, slapping, punching, etc

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Physical Abuse

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totality of socially transmitted behavioral patterns, beliefs, values

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Culture

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systematic assessment of individuals, families, and communities, regarding their health beliefs and values

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Cultural Assessment

36
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cultural congruent nsg. care practices.

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LEININGER’S CULTURAL CARE DIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY THEORY/MODEL

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classify and arrange elements
that have an effect on the culture of an individual.

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PURNELL’S MODEL OF TRANSCULTURAL
HEALTH CARE

38
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address cultural issues associated with a person’s low health
literacy

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CAMPINHA-BACOTE’S MODEL OF
CULTURAL COMPETENCE –

39
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assess cultural values of patients about health and
disease behavior and their effects.

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GIGER AND DAVIDHIZAR’S MODEL OF TRANSCULTURAL NURSING

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