Homework Answers
The correct answer is Characteristic symptoms.
Client's self reporting (expression ) of their pain is regarded as the gold standard measurement of pain. It should be documented under characteristic symptoms.
Associated manifestations of pain includes moaning, restlessness, agitation, guarding the area of pain etc.
Location of pain is the identification of the pain site. The location of pain may be same everytime you ask.
Relieving factors of pain includes the methods used to relieve or reduce pain by providing proper positioning, bed rest, pain medications, local anesthetic agents, hot or cold compress etc. This will be written under interventions.
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