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Nursing approaches in the postoperative pain management
www.jceionline.orgfort due to pain, facilitating rapid recovery and re-turning to full function, reducing morbidity, limiting the hospital stay, and preventing recurrence of pain related problems.10 Postoperative pain manage-ment includes assessment of the pain, monitoring and correction of pain related complications, patient
CE Understanding of the Concept of ‘‘Total Pain’’
nursing.ceconnection.compain and its management.2,11-15 Nurses are responsible for assessing pain and intervening to keep the patient as comfortable as possible. However, research has shown that one of the main barriers to optimal pain manage-ment is inadequate assessment.11,16 For example, some nurses rely on their own observations rather than
NURSING CARE PLAN Acute Pain - Savvas
wps.prenhall.comSevere pain is more difficult to control and increases the client’s anxiety and fatigue. The preventive approach to pain manage-ment can reduce the total 24-hour analgesic dose. The analgesic dose may not be adequate to raise the client’s pain threshold or may be causing intolerable or dangerous side effects or both.