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Nurses should be aware of the differences experience can make in labor pain such as:

Nurses should be aware of the differences experience can make in labor pain such as:

a. Sensory pain for nulliparous women often is greater than for multiparous women during early labor.
b. Affective pain for nulliparous women usually is less than for multiparous women throughout the first stage of labor.
c. Women with a history of substance abuse experience more pain during labor.
d. Multiparous women have more fatigue from labor and therefore experience more pain.

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