(Video: Coping with Pain) Pain Is Typically Assessed by

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Multiple Choice

(Video: Coping with pain) Pain is typically assessed by

• A) asking patients to rate their pain on a scale of 1 to 10.
• B) measuring patients' heart rate and blood pressure.
• C) observing whether patients can care for their own basic needs.
• D) how much pain medication a patient requests.

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