Identify client need for pain medication F16.1 Differentiate between chronic and acute pain. Administer pharmacological pain medication* F16.2 Discuss physiological and neurological mechanisms of pain. F16.3 List factors that can influence pain response. F16.4 Discuss the effects of pain. F16.5 Identify subjective and objective data considered in pain assessment. F16.7 Identify types of pain medications, their effects and side effects. F16.8 Identify types of pain medications, their effects and side effects. F16.9 Assess a patient who is in pain. F16.10 Select appropriate nursing measures when caring for a patient in pain. F16.11 Incorporate aspects of complementary and alternative medicine into patient's care according to practice setting guidelines. F16.5 Identify subjective and objective data Monitor client non-verbal signs of pain/discomfort (e.g., considered in pain assessment. grimacing, restlessness) Monitor and document client response to F16.6 Discuss scales” utilized in pain “pain pharmacological interventions (e.g., pain rating scale, assessment. verbal reports) F16.7 Identify types of pain medications, their effects Administer pharmacological pain medication* and side effects. Maintain pain control devices (e.g., epidural, patient P3.9 Evaluate the effectiveness of medication – control analgesia, peripheral nerve catheter) administration; P4.9 Evaluate the effectiveness of an injection –
Identify client need for pain medication Administer pharmacological pain medication* F16.1 Differentiate between chronic and acute pain. F16.2 Discuss physiological and neurological mechanisms of pain. F16.3 List factors that can influence pain response. F16.4 Discuss the effects of pain. F16.5 Identify subjective and objective data considered in pain assessment. F16.7 Identify types of pain medications, their effects and side effects. F16.8 Identify types of pain medications, their effects and side effects. F16.9 Assess a patient who is in pain. F16.10 Select appropriate nursing measures when caring for a patient in pain. F16.11 Incorporate aspects of complementary and alternative medicine into patient's care according to practice setting guidelines. Monitor client non-verbal signs of pain/discomfort (e.g., grimacing, restlessness) F16.5 Identify subjective and objective data considered in pain assessment. Monitor and document client response to pharmacological interventions (e.g., pain rating scale, verbal reports) Administer pharmacological pain medication* Maintain pain control devices (e.g., epidural, patient control analgesia, peripheral nerve catheter) F16.6 Discuss “pain scales” utilized in pain assessment. F16.7 Identify types of pain medications, their effects and side effects. P3.9 – Evaluate the effectiveness of medication administration; P4.9 – Evaluate the effectiveness of an injection