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The nurse is planning care for a client experiencing pain. Which consideration should the nurse identify as the priority when applying fundamental principles of pain management?
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The phrase “priority consideration” should immediately cue you to think in terms of fundamental nursing principles, specifically the foundational concepts of pain assessment and management.
The client’s stated goals
Using a multidisciplinary approach
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Assessing and integrating the client’s perception of pain
Minimising the adverse effects of analgesic therapy
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A nurse is planning a staff education session on paediatric immunisation. Which statements should the nurse include?
Live attenuated vaccines may be given at the same visit.
Vaccination has been associated with autism.
Penicillin allergy is a contraindication to immunisation.
Influenza vaccine is recommended under six months of age.
Hepatitis B vaccine is given at birth or as soon after as possible.
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Live attenuated vaccines can be co-administered. Given separately, they must be at least four weeks apart.
Correct · statement 5
The birth dose of hepatitis B vaccine is given within twenty-four hours.
Corrected · statement 3
Penicillin allergy is not a contraindication. Anaphylaxis to a previous dose or component is.
Corrected · statements 2 and 4
No evidence links vaccination to autism. Influenza vaccine is given from six months, not before.
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A nurse is planning a staff education session on paediatric immunisation. Which statements should the nurse include?
Live attenuated vaccines may be given at the same visit.
Vaccination has been associated with autism.
Penicillin allergy is a contraindication to immunisation.
Influenza vaccine is recommended under six months of age.
Hepatitis B vaccine is given at birth or as soon after as possible.
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Immunisation guidance protects the child and everyone around them. Two of these belong in the session, three do not.
Correct · statement 1
Live attenuated vaccines can be co-administered. If they are not given together, they must be separated by at least four weeks so the immune response to each is preserved.
Correct · statement 5
The birth dose of hepatitis B vaccine is given within twenty-four hours of delivery.
Corrected · statement 3
Penicillin allergy is not a contraindication. Immunisation is contraindicated where there has been anaphylaxis to a previous dose or to a vaccine component.
Corrected · statements 2 and 4
No evidence links vaccination to autism. Influenza vaccine is given from six months, not before.
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