What prevented you from speaking up for the patient and requesting more pain medications? What kept you from speaking up and what would you do differently if faced with a similar situation?
Ans) Prevented me from speaking up for the patient and requesting more pain medications is:
As asking more pain medication could be putting the patient at risk for an accidental overdose of an over-the-counter (OTC) pain or fever medicine.
- Pain relief medication is generally safe if taken as directed.
- But taking too much of these medicines can lead to liver damage, stomach bleeding, and kidney disease.
To act differently if faced with a similar situation faced:
Non-Drug Options for Easing Pain:
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