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Abstract
Broadened to include coverage of community settings, and updated to address changes in practice, Pain 2/e is a solid introduction to the subject. Developed from original learning tools, it is underpinned by a comprehensive pedagogic framework, and is an essential resource for all involved in pain management and assessment.
ELOISE CARR is Reader in Pain Management Research and Education, Institute of Health& Community Studies, Bournemouth University, UK.
EILEEN MANN is Nurse Consultant in Pain Management, Poole Hospital NHS Trust, and Lecturer-Practitioner, Institute of Health& Community Studies, Bournemouth University, UK.
Broadened to include coverage of community settings, and updated to address changes in practice, Pain 2/e is a solid introduction to the subject. Developed from original learning tools, it is underpinned by a comprehensive pedagogic framework, and is an essential resource for all involved in pain management and assessment.
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Cover\r | Cover | ||
Half-Title\r | i | ||
Title\r | iii | ||
Copyright\r | iv | ||
Contents | v | ||
List of Figures | vii | ||
List of Tables | viii | ||
Foreword | ix | ||
Preface | xi | ||
Acknowledgements | xii | ||
Introduction | xiii | ||
1 The Multidimensional Nature of Pain | 1 | ||
Background | 2 | ||
Why has pain been so misunderstood? | 2 | ||
An introduction to neurophysiology | 6 | ||
Gate control theory | 10 | ||
The psychosocial impact of pain | 16 | ||
Neuromatrix theory | 21 | ||
Conclusion | 23 | ||
Multiple choice test | 24 | ||
2 Assessing Pain | 26 | ||
Background | 27 | ||
Why assess pain? | 27 | ||
When to assess pain | 29 | ||
How to assess pain | 29 | ||
Nurse factors affecting the assessment of pain | 32 | ||
Patient factors affecting the assessment of pain | 32 | ||
Pain assessment tools | 35 | ||
Changing practice: introducing a pain assessment tool | 50 | ||
Conclusion | 51 | ||
Multiple choice test | 52 | ||
3 Recognising the Barriers to Effective Pain Relief | 55 | ||
Background | 56 | ||
Healthcare professionals | 56 | ||
Improving practice | 59 | ||
Patient barriers to effective pain management | 63 | ||
Organisational aspects | 67 | ||
Barriers to effective pain management in the clinical area | 68 | ||
Conclusion | 72 | ||
Multiple choice test | 73 | ||
4 Managing Acute Pain | 76 | ||
Background | 77 | ||
The patients’ perspective: experiencing acute pain | 78 | ||
Acute pain services | 80 | ||
Pharmacological approaches to pain management | 86 | ||
Non-pharmacological approaches to acute pain management | 103 | ||
Conclusion | 107 | ||
Multiple choice test | 109 | ||
5 Managing Chronic Pain | 112 | ||
Background | 113 | ||
What is chronic non-malignant or persistent pain? | 114 | ||
The patient’s perspective: experiencing chronic pain | 117 | ||
Managing chronic pain | 119 | ||
Pharmacological approaches to pain management | 120 | ||
Non-pharmacological strategies for managing chronic pain | 125 | ||
Physical techniques for managing pain | 126 | ||
Psychological interventions | 130 | ||
Herbs and supplements | 133 | ||
Other considerations when managing pain | 134 | ||
Professional collaboration in pain management | 136 | ||
Conclusion | 138 | ||
Multiple choice test | 139 | ||
6 Managing Pain in Vulnerable Patients | 142 | ||
Background | 143 | ||
Defining the barriers | 145 | ||
Pain in the older person | 146 | ||
Pain management in the cognitively impaired older person | 149 | ||
Learning disability and brain-injured patients | 155 | ||
Neonates and preverbal children | 156 | ||
Ethnic minorities | 164 | ||
Conclusion | 167 | ||
Multiple choice test | 168 | ||
7 Nursing Patients with Challenging Pain | 171 | ||
Background | 172 | ||
Pain following a serious burn | 173 | ||
Pain in the patient with a spinal injury | 177 | ||
Pain in patients with sickle-cell disease | 180 | ||
Mood disorder and pain | 183 | ||
Substance misuse | 187 | ||
Intractable pain and secondary gain/loss | 192 | ||
Conclusion | 197 | ||
Multiple choice test | 197 | ||
Glossary | 201 | ||
References | 208 | ||
Index | 224 | ||
Untitled | i |