5 Written Questions

1. paralyzed
2. rubbing together of inflammed or pleural surfaces
3. associated with damaged or malfunctioning nerves due to illness, injury, or undetermined reasons
4. reduced oxygen levels in the blood
5. heightened response to painful stimuli

5 Matching Questions

1. Kussmaul's breathing
2. pseudoaddiction
3. examples of chemical pain stimuli
4. Intractable pain
5. Biot's (cluster) respiration

1. a the body attempts to compensate for increased metabolic acids by blowing off acid in the form of CO2
2. b shallow breaths interrupted by apnea
3. c a pain state (generally severe) for which there is no cure possible even after accepted medical evaluation and treatments have been implemented.
4. d a condition that results from the undertreatment of pain where the client may become so focused on obtaining medications for pain relief that they become angry and demanding
5. e Tissue eschemis (blocked cornary artery)
   Muscle spasm

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. marked rhythmic waxing and waning of respirations from very deep to vvery shallow with short periods of apnea
   1. hyperventilation
   2. hypoventilation
   3. Cheyne-Stokes respirations
   4. relaxation response
2. those in which there is muscle contraction without moving the joing (muscle length does not change) (squeezing a towel or pillow between the knees)
   1. somatic pain
   2. Anaerobic exercise
   3. Isometric (static or setting) exercise
   4. Isotonic (dynamic) exercises
3. the clients head and shoulders are slightly elevated on a small pillow
   1. high fowlers position
   2. lateral position
   3. fowlers position
   4. dorsal recumbent position
4. abnormally fast respirations
   1. wheeze
   2. bradypnea
   3. eupnea
   4. polypnea
5. bind tightly to mu receptor sites producing maximum pain inhibition
   1. agonist analgesic
   2. urinary stasis
   3. balanced analgesia
   4. algogenic

5 True/False Questions

1. pain threshold → loss of appetite

   True        False

2. nociceptor → a receptor preferentially sensitive to a noxious stimulus

   True        False

3. thrombus → clot

   True        False

4. hypoventilation → very shallow respirations

   True        False

5. hypertrophy → spit out

   True        False