Pain Assessment and Management [CD ROM] / Cyndie Koopsen

By:

Koopsen, Cyndie

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Los Angeles UniversityOfHealthCare 2006Description: 1 CD-ROM; 4 3/4ISBN:

159491284X
9781594912849

Subject(s):

Summary: This is a comprehensive, multimedia course giving an overview of the subject of end of life care. This title is part 3 of the series. Upon the completion of this course, readers will be able to define pain, describe how pain affects the individual at end-of-life, identify common misconceptions and facts about pain, discuss the physiology of pain, identify the various types of pain, describe pain behaviours, summarise the influence of culture on expressions of pain and on pain management, identify the key elements of pain assessment, describe barriers to effective pain management, and much more

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Long Loan	Nursing collection room Athlone CD	CD 234 NUR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	CD 234 NUR	1	Available	00213652
Long Loan	Nursing collection room Athlone CD	CD 233 NUR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	CD 233 NUR	1	Available	00213651
Long Loan	Nursing collection room Athlone CD	CD 235 NUR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	CD 235 NUR	1	Available	00213653

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This is a comprehensive, multimedia course giving an overview of the subject of end of life care. This title is part 3 of the series. Upon the completion of this course, readers will be able to define pain, describe how pain affects the individual at end-of-life, identify common misconceptions and facts about pain, discuss the physiology of pain, identify the various types of pain, describe pain behaviours, summarise the influence of culture on expressions of pain and on pain management, identify the key elements of pain assessment, describe barriers to effective pain management, and much more