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The nurse is explaining concepts associated with pain to a group of patient family members. A question is asked about pain tolerance. The nurse explains that:
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1. Pain tolerance varies greatly among people.
2. Pain tolerance is the automatic reaction of the body that often protects the individual from further harm.
3. Pain tolerance can increase with age.
4. Pain tolerance is a painful sensation perceived in a body part that is missing.
5. Pain tolerance is the amount of pain stimulation a person requires to feel pain.

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