NURS 209 Exam 4 Preoperative Nursing / Pain Management

What is the physiologic effect of unrelieved pain in relation to the Endocrine system?

What are some Pre-op meds that are given? Choose 3:

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What are NSAIDS used for?

If a patient is taking morphine 30mg PO, they can take 30mg IV

What are the Psychologic influencing factors of pain?

What physiological response to pain if they have decreased blood pressure, respirations and skeletal muscle tension?

What are the sociocultural influencing factors of pain?

What is an important complication to look for when a patient is under General Anesthesia?

What are the different pain scale instruments? Choose all that apply

What are the key components of pain assessment?

What is the First-Pass effect?

What is the goal of moderate/deep sedation?

Preoperative nursing responsibilities are:

Define Analgesics:

What is Neuropathic pain?

What are the sterile roles in Intraoperative Care? Choose 3:

What is Gate Control Theory?

In Regional Anesthesia, What is a spinal anesthesia?

Nursing students are able to do Informed consent

What physiological response to pain if they have increased blood pressure, pulse, nausea/vomiting, weakness and pallor?

The Patient is the expert about his or her pain

What is the physiological dependence / addiction characterized by? Choose three:

Tolerance is characterized by: Choose two:

What is referred pain?

What is the physiologic effect of unrelieved pain in relation to the Endocrine system?

In Regional Anesthesia, What is a Epidural anesthesia?

What are the different behavioral instruments? Choose two:

What are the biological influencing factors of pain?

What are the different Multidimensional instruments? Choose two:

What should be done immediately before the patient is sent to the Pre-op unit? Choose all that apply

What is pain? Select all that apply:

Nursing assessment, patient education, physical preparation, administering meds, and completing the surgical checklist.

Your patient in Post-op begins to feel nauseous and vomits. What Nurisng interventions should you do? Choose 3:

What is a management of Regional Anesthesia?

What is Nociceptive pain?

What is the physiologic effect of unrelieved pain in relation to the musculoskeletal system?

Dependence is the expected normal physiologic response to ongoing use of opioids

During the postoperative care portion, where is the patient sent to first?

In wound complications, define Dehiscence?

What is included in PACU phase I?

What is the most important thing in the OR room?

In Intraoperative care, What is the #1 Nurses role in OR?

What is the most important complications related to General Anesthesia?

What is taken during the Preop assessment? Choose 4:

What is the #1 complication of Surgery?

Your pt. during a surgical procedure is showing signs of Malignant Hyperthermia. What medication is used to treat it?

What is the physiologic effect of unrelieved pain in relation to the respiratory system?

What is the best definition of the function of pain?

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What is included in the Priority Assessment during PACU Phase I? Choose all that apply:

What response would require you to need to re-educate the patient on patient controlled analgesia?

Your pt. has recently undergone surgery and has an elevated heart rate. What Post-op complications could this be? Pick 2

Perioperative nursing includes:

In non-pharmacological methods, cutaneous stimulation refers to what theory?

Your Patient in Post-Op is showing sign of bradypnea. What is the FIRST Nursing assessment should you do?

What is done in Preop?

Your pt. Was under anesthesia a long time and hasn’t voided for a long while. What Post-op complication could this be?

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