Bone Marrow Aspiration
Bone Marrow Aspiration ( 35 Questions)
During a bone marrow aspiration procedure, the patient reports severe pain at the site of the needle insertion. What should the nurse do first?
Applying a warm compress may not be appropriate for severe pain during a bone marrow aspiration. The cause of the pain needs to be addressed first.
Administering pain medication as ordered may not be sufficient for severe pain during the procedure. The healthcare provider needs to evaluate the patient's condition and decide on further interventions.
While documenting the patient's complaint is essential, it should not be the first action when the patient reports severe pain during a procedure. Addressing the patient's immediate needs and notifying the healthcare provider take priority.
Severe pain during a bone marrow aspiration may indicate complications or improper needle placement. The nurse should notify the healthcare provider immediately to assess the patient and take appropriate actions.
Severe pain during a bone marrow aspiration may indicate complications or improper needle placement. The nurse should notify the healthcare provider immediately to assess the patient and take appropriate actions.
a. Applying a warm compress may not be appropriate for severe pain during a bone marrow aspiration. The cause of the pain needs to be addressed first.
b. Administering pain medication as ordered may not be sufficient for severe pain during the procedure. The healthcare provider needs to evaluate the patient's condition and decide on further interventions.
c. While documenting the patient's complaint is essential, it should not be the first action when the patient reports severe pain during a procedure. Addressing the patient's immediate needs and notifying the healthcare provider take priority.