When Postoperative Hospital Patients Are Given Responsibility for Giving Themselves

question 105

Multiple Choice

When postoperative hospital patients are given responsibility for giving themselves pain-killing drugs,

• A) they experience too much stress from the responsibility.
• B) they typically give themselves higher doses of the painkiller than doctors would prescribe.
• C) they often have a quicker recovery.
• D) they often report experiencing more pain.

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