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    A patient with cancer reported pain at a level of 5/10. The goals of nursing intervention were to decrease the patient's pain to 1/10 or less within 1 hour. Common causes of cancer pain include tumors invading, destroying, or compressing tissues. Nursing interventions included assessing pain history and triggers, providing non-pharmacological comfort measures, encouraging stress management techniques, administering analgesics, and promoting adequate rest and wellness.

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    A patient with cancer reported pain at a level of 5/10. The goals of nursing intervention were to decrease the patient's pain to 1/10 or less within 1 hour. Common causes of cancer pain include tumors invading, destroying, or compressing tissues. Nursing interventions included assessing pain history and triggers, providing non-pharmacological comfort measures, encouraging stress management techniques, administering analgesics, and promoting adequate rest and wellness.

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    A patient with cancer reported pain at a level of 5/10. The goals of nursing intervention were to decrease the patient's pain to 1/10 or less within 1 hour. Common causes of cancer pain include tumors invading, destroying, or compressing tissues. Nursing interventions included assessing pain history and triggers, providing non-pharmacological comfort measures, encouraging stress management techniques, administering analgesics, and promoting adequate rest and wellness.

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    A patient with cancer reported pain at a level of 5/10. The goals of nursing intervention were to decrease the patient's pain to 1/10 or less within 1 hour. Common causes of cancer pain include tumors invading, destroying, or compressing tissues. Nursing interventions included assessing pain history and triggers, providing non-pharmacological comfort measures, encouraging stress management techniques, administering analgesics, and promoting adequate rest and wellness.

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    The passage discusses nursing interventions for managing pain in cancer patients, including assessing pain, pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments, and goals of pain management.

    Common causes of pain in cancer patients include tumors invading, destroying or compressing tissues, release of pain-causing substances by the tumor or immune system, and invasion of tumor into bones, nerves or other tissues.

    Non-pharmacological measures that can help alleviate pain include massage, repositioning, relaxation techniques, guided imagery, aromatherapy, therapeutic touch, distraction activities like music or reading.

    Nursing Problems Acute pain related to disease process compression or destruction of nerve tissue infiltration of nerves or their vascular

    supply, obstruction of nerve pathway, and inflammation. As evidence by -Reports of pain Pain scale 5/10

    Analysis A person with cancer often experiences pain of discomfort for numerous reasons. Mush patients will feel pain of varying duration at same point in their cancer experience. Tumors cause pain by invading, destroying or compressing the affected area. Common cause of pain in cancer patients by tumor are: 1.Release of pain causing substances produced by the tumor or by the immune system in response to the presence of tumor 2. invasion of tumor in to bone, nerves, pleura/peritoneum, viscera, blood vessels muscous membranes and soft tissue. Source: pg. 306-307 handbook of oncology nursing by Johnson & Gross third edition

    Goals/Objectives Nursing Interventions After 1 hour of nursing intervention the patients pain scale will decrease from 5/10 to 1/10 Objectives: 1)To asses etiology/precipitating contributory factors A . determine pain history,( (location, frequency, duration, intensity using a rating scale of 0-10) B. determine timing and precipitants of break through pain when using aroundthe-clock agents, when their oral, IV, topical transmucosal, epidual or patch medications

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    Evaluation After 1hour of nursing intervention was the patient able to decrease from 5/10 to 1/10? Yes___ No__ Why?___

    Information provides baseline data to evaluate need for, and effectiveness of, interventions. Pain may occur near the end of the dose interval, indicating need for higher dose or shorter dose interval pain may be precipitated by identifiable triggers, or occur spontaneously reviving the use of short half-life agent for rescue or supplement doses

    Promotes relaxation

    2. to assist client to explore methods for alleviation/ control of pain

    A. Provide nonpharmacological measures such as massage repositioning and back rub: as well a diversional activities such as music, reading and watching tv. B.Encourage the use of stress management skill sand complimentary therapies such as relaxation techniques, visualization guided imagery, bio-feedback, laughter, music, aromatherapy and therapeutic touch. C.evaluate pain relief at regular intervals. Adjust medication regimen as necessary D.Inform client and SO of the expected therapeutic effects and discuss management of side effects

    and helps refocus attention. Enables client to participate actively in non-drug treatment of pain and enhance sense of control pain produces stress and, in conjunction with muscle tension and internal stressors, increases clients focus on self, which in turn increases the level of pain. Goals in maximum pain control and minimum interference with ADLS This information helps establish realistic expectations and confidence in own ability to handle what happens. A wide range of analgesics maybe employed RTC mange pain.

    E.Administer analgesics as indicated

    To prevent fatigue 3.To promote wellness A.Encourage adequate rest periods B.Review ways to lessen pain (nonpharmacologic therapies) Promotes relaxation and relieves pain

    Source: page 854-856, (nursing care plans: guidelines for individualized client care across lifespan by doenges, moorhouse $ murr 8TH edition)

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