When Conducting a Pain History,which Data Is Not Essential for the Nurse

question 7

Multiple Choice

When conducting a pain history,which data is not essential for the nurse to obtain regarding the client's pain?

• A)Intensity,quality,and patterns
• B)Precipitating factors,alleviating factors,and associated symptoms
• C)Effects on activities of daily living,coping resources,and affective responses
• D)Significant other's assessment of the pain

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Definitions:

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