Question 74 Which of the following is an important nursing responsibility related to pain? Question 74 options: Believing what the client says about their pain Assuming responsibility for eliminating the client’s pain Encouraging the client to stay in bed Involving the family in the pain assessment

Question 74 Which of the following is an important nursing responsibility related to pain? Question 74 options: Believing what the client says about their pain Assuming responsibility for eliminating the client’s pain Encouraging the client to stay in bed Involving the family in the pain assessment

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