Pain and Sleep: LPN Essentials

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Froggy Jumps Pain and Sleep: LPN EssentialsOnline version Pain, sleep care for LPNs by Lois Konzelman 1 What does PQRST stand for in pain assessment at the bedside? a Pilgrim, Quality, Radiation, Severity, Timing b Provocation/Palliation, Quality, Region, Severity, Timing c Pattern, Quality, Region, Severity, Tenderness 2 Which sleep disturbance is common in hospitalized patients? a Insomnia due to environment and pain b Narcolepsy triggered by shifts c Hypersomnia due to medications 3 Best first step to manage a patient’s nighttime pain is to: a Wake the patient every 2 hours b Assess pain using a standardized scale c Administer a sedative 4 Nonpharmacologic sleep aid for hospitalized patients includes: a Extended daytime naps b Reducing noise and light exposure c Increasing caffeine after dinner 5 Which statement best describes opioid analgesic use and sleep? a Opioids have no impact on sleep quality b Opioids always disrupt sleep patterns c Opioids may improve sleep by relieving pain but can cause drowsiness 6 Interventions to prevent sleep disruption by staff include: a Keep lights on at full brightness all night b Increase nighttime vitals every hour c Cluster care to limit awakenings 7 Which assessment tool is suitable for acute pain in LPN practice? a Numeric Rating Scale (0-10) b APGAR score c Glasgow Coma Scale 8 What is a common sign of nocturnal pain in nonverbal patients? a Excessive talking during night b Yawning continuously c Restlessness or agitation 9 Priority nursing action if a patient reports severe pain at night is to: a Notify the nurse in charge and reassess pain b Ignore it until morning rounds c Administer PRN laxative 10 Sleep hygiene tip for shift workers managing pain includes: a Create a dark, quiet sleep environment after shifts b Sleep with bright lights on c Caffeinate before each shift to stay awake

Froggy Jumps

Pain and Sleep: LPN EssentialsOnline version

Pain, sleep care for LPNs

by Lois Konzelman

What does PQRST stand for in pain assessment at the bedside?

Pilgrim, Quality, Radiation, Severity, Timing

Provocation/Palliation, Quality, Region, Severity, Timing

Pattern, Quality, Region, Severity, Tenderness

Which sleep disturbance is common in hospitalized patients?

Insomnia due to environment and pain

Narcolepsy triggered by shifts

Hypersomnia due to medications

Best first step to manage a patient’s nighttime pain is to:

Wake the patient every 2 hours

Assess pain using a standardized scale

Administer a sedative

Nonpharmacologic sleep aid for hospitalized patients includes:

Extended daytime naps

Reducing noise and light exposure

Increasing caffeine after dinner

Which statement best describes opioid analgesic use and sleep?

Opioids have no impact on sleep quality

Opioids always disrupt sleep patterns

Opioids may improve sleep by relieving pain but can cause drowsiness

Interventions to prevent sleep disruption by staff include:

Keep lights on at full brightness all night

Increase nighttime vitals every hour

Cluster care to limit awakenings

Which assessment tool is suitable for acute pain in LPN practice?

Numeric Rating Scale (0-10)

APGAR score

Glasgow Coma Scale

What is a common sign of nocturnal pain in nonverbal patients?

Excessive talking during night

Yawning continuously

Restlessness or agitation

Priority nursing action if a patient reports severe pain at night is to:

Notify the nurse in charge and reassess pain

Ignore it until morning rounds

Administer PRN laxative

Sleep hygiene tip for shift workers managing pain includes:

Create a dark, quiet sleep environment after shifts

Sleep with bright lights on

Caffeinate before each shift to stay awake

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Pain and Sleep: LPN EssentialsOnline version

by Lois Konzelman

What does PQRST stand for in pain assessment at the bedside?

Which sleep disturbance is common in hospitalized patients?

Best first step to manage a patient’s nighttime pain is to:

Nonpharmacologic sleep aid for hospitalized patients includes:

Which statement best describes opioid analgesic use and sleep?

Interventions to prevent sleep disruption by staff include:

Which assessment tool is suitable for acute pain in LPN practice?

What is a common sign of nocturnal pain in nonverbal patients?

Priority nursing action if a patient reports severe pain at night is to:

Sleep hygiene tip for shift workers managing pain includes:

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