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The client rings the nurse call button and requests pain medication. Upon assessment, the nurse finds the client sitting up in a chair, watching television with a friend. Vital signs are normal and the client’s skin is warm and dry. Which nursing actions are appropriate?


1. Ask the client to rate his pain on the pain scale.
2. Tell the client that he does not look as if he is in pain.
3. Have the client go back to bed and ask the visitor to leave.
4. Check to see when the client last received pain medication.
5. Have another nurse assess the client.
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Pharmacology: Connections to Nursing Practice

Pharmacology: Connections to Nursing Practice


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