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Answer 1

1.The correct answer is option 3).The correct statement is regular use of analgesics leads to drug dependence .

2.The correct answer is option 2 ) .Tramadol is classified as an opioid agonist .

3. The nurse will do the following :-

- offer the patient a pain scale to quantify the pain

- use open ended question to find out about the pain

- question the patient about the location of pain

4. The correct option is 2). This system of pain medication allows the patient to control the dose of the medications.