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Title: Pain in The Elderly
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Patients may view the admission of pain as a weakness; fear that the pain signals disease progression; fear taking medications because of possible side effects; or fear that they are not being a "good patient" and that reporting pain is a bother to nurses... Showed first 250 characters
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When this belief is communicated to health care providers, providers are unlikely to treat the pain. Nurses' should be aware of this and have the knowledge to inform patients about pain management. The nurse should help the patient identify pain. It may be necessary for the nurse to monitor the pain until the patient expresses a level of acceptance... Showed next 250 characters
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