Test 4--Chapter 27 Comfort, Rest, and Sleep Flashcards

1
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_______ and ______ increase the need for rest and sleep

A

Illness and injury increase the need for rest and sleep

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2
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Pain or discomfort definition

A

to ache, hurt, or be sore.

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3
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Comfort and discomfort are _________

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Comfort and discomfort are subjective

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4
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Pain is a ________ from the body

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Pain is a warning from the body

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5
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Acute pain

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is felt suddenly from injury, disease, trauma, or surgery.
It usually lasts less than 6 months

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6
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Chronic pain

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lasts longer than 6 months

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7
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Radiating pain

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felt at the site of tissue damage and in nearby areas

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8
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Phantom pain

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is felt in a body part that is no longer there.

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9
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˜Factors affecting pain

  • Past ________
  • Pain can cause ______
  • ________ increases how much pain the person feels.
  • Rest and ______
  • __________: the more a person thinks about the pain, the worse it seems.
  • ________ and ______ duties affect pain responses.
A

˜Factors affecting pain

  • Past experience
  • Pain can cause anxiety.
  • Anxiety increases how much pain the person feels.
  • Rest and sleep
  • Attention: the more a person thinks about the pain, the worse it seems.
  • Personal and family duties affect pain responses.
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10
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Persons with _______ may not be able to tell you about their pain.

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Persons with dementia may not be able to tell you about their pain.

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11
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˜The nurse needs this information to assess the person’s pain:

  • _______ and any _______
  • Onset and duration
  • Intensity: rate from 0 to 10
  • Description
  • Factors causing pain (precipitating factors)
  • Factors affecting pain: better and worse
  • Vital signs
  • Other signs and symptoms
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˜The nurse needs this information to assess the person’s pain:

  • Location and any radiation
  • Onset and duration
  • Intensity: rate from 0 to 10
  • Description
  • Factors causing pain (precipitating factors)
  • Factors affecting pain: better and worse
  • Vital signs
  • Other signs and symptoms
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12
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Techniques for dealing with pain

Distraction

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to change the person’s center of attention.

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13
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Techniques for dealing with pain

Relaxation

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to be free from mental and physical stress.

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14
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Techniques for dealing with pain

Guided imagery

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creating and focusing on an image.

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15
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Side effects of pain controlling drugs

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  • orthostatic hypotension,
  • drowsiness,
  • dizziness, and
  • coordination problems.
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16
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How will you meet safety and security needs?

  • Keeping the _________ within reach
  • Explaining the ________ for care
  • Explaining how _____ is given
  • Following the person’s ________ and _______ whenever possible
A

Meeting safety and security needs

  • Keeping the signal light within reach
  • Explaining the reasons for care
  • Explaining how care is given
  • Following the person’s routines and rituals whenever possible
17
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What is sleep?

A

a state of unconsciousness, reduced voluntary muscle activity, and lowered metabolism

18
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What are the benefits of sleep?

  • ˜It lets the ____ and ____ rest.
  • ˜The body saves _____.
  • ˜Body functions ____
  • ˜_____ _____ are lower than when awake.
  • ˜Tissue _______ and _______ occur.
  • ˜Sleep lowers ______, ______, and _______.
  • ˜It _________ and ________ the person.
A
  • ˜It lets the mind and body rest.
  • ˜The body saves energy.
  • ˜Body functions slow.
  • ˜Vital signs are lower than when awake.
  • ˜Tissue healing and repair occur.
  • ˜Sleep lowers stress, tension, and anxiety.
  • ˜It refreshes and renews the person.
19
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Circadian Rhythm

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daily rhythm based on a 24-hour cycle.

includes the sleep-wake cycle

20
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What are the two phases of sleep?

A

NonREM or NREM = non rapid eye movement

REM = rapid eye movement

21
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NREM sleep

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the phase of sleep in which there is no rapid eye movement. The first phase when physical restoration occurs.

22
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REM sleep

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The rapid eye movement phase is called REM sleep. The second phase when mental restoration occurs.

23
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The amount needed __________ with age.

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The amount needed decreases with age.

24
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Insomnia definition

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˜a chronic condition in which the person cannot sleep or stay asleep all night.

25
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What are the three forms of insomnia?

A
  • Cannot fall asleep
  • Cannot stay asleep
  • Awakens early and cannot fall back asleep
26
Q

˜With sleep deprivation, the ______ and _______of sleep are decreased.

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˜With sleep deprivation, the amount and quality of sleep are decreased.

27
Q

What should you do if a person is sleepwalking?

A

You need to protect the person from injury and falling; guide the person back to bed and waken the person gently.

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