Physical pain is the unpleasant feeling common to a headache and a stubbed toe. Pain is part of the body's defense system, triggering a reflex reaction to retract from a painful stimulus. Cognitive behavioral interventions may reduce reliance on pharmacological therapy.
Physical pain is the unpleasant feeling common to a headache and a stubbed toe. Pain is part of the body's defense system, triggering a reflex reaction to retract from a painful stimulus. Cognitive behavioral interventions may reduce reliance on pharmacological therapy.
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Physical pain is the unpleasant feeling common to a headache and a stubbed toe. Pain is part of the body's defense system, triggering a reflex reaction to retract from a painful stimulus. Cognitive behavioral interventions may reduce reliance on pharmacological therapy.
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Diagnosis/Cues Analysis Intervention Acute pain Physical pain is the After 8 hours Independent: ♦ After 8 related to unpleasant feeling of nursing hours of disease process common to a headache interventions, ♦ Assess reports of pain, ♦ To provide base line nursing and a stubbed toe. It the patient including information. interventions, typically consists of will: location and intensity (scale the patient OBJECTIVE: -demonstrate of was negative affect and ♦ Facial use of 0-10). able to: aversion, and has relaxation skills, grimacing -demonstrate location, duration, other ♦ Irritability ♦ Observe nonverbal use of intensity and a ♦ Pain is unique to each ♦ Guarding of methods to cues. relaxation distinctive quality. patient. the affected promote skills, Pain is often One may encounter varying areas. comfort and to other accompanied by other descriptions because of relieve pain. methods individualized bodily feelings (e.g., to promote perceptions. Non verbal nausea, fatigue), cues may comfort and negative emotions to ♦ Explore alternative pain aid in evaluation of pain and (e.g., fear, anxiety, relieve pain. relief measure like relaxation effectiveness of therapy. anger, irritability, technique, breathing grief, depression), and techniques and guided ♦ Cognitive behavioral cognitive impairment imagery. interventions (e.g., attention and may reduce reliance on working memory pharmacological therapy deficits).Pain is ♦ Carefully position affected and whatever the part. enhance patient’s sense of experiencing person control. says it is, existing ♦ Apply local massage gently whenever he says it to ♦ Reduces discomfort, and does.Pain is part of the affected areas. risk for injury. body's defense system, triggering a reflex ♦ Encourage range of motion ♦ Help reduce muscle reaction to retract from exercises. tension. a painful stimulus, and helps adjust behavior to increase avoidance ♦ Maintain adequate fluid ♦ Prevents joint stiffness intake. and of that particular Collaborative: Possible contracture harmful situation in the formation. future. ♦ Administer medication as indicated like analgesics and ♦ Dehydration increases antibiotics. sickling And corresponding pain.
Subjective Data: Objective Data: - Well Appearing But Independent Nursing Interventions: - Review Intraoperative Desired Outcome. Goal Met. Patient Was Able To
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