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The client has fibromyalgia and asks the nurse why this occurs. Which statement by the client, would show that the explanation was understood?

"There is inflammation in my muscles and tendons."

"The disease is psychosomatic."

"There is destruction of cartilage in my joints."

"My body mistakes non-painful stimuli for pain."

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is D

A. Fibromyalgia does not involve inflammation in muscles and tendons; it is a central nervous system disorder.

B. Fibromyalgia is not psychosomatic, although its symptoms are not fully understood and may involve stress.

C. Cartilage destruction is more characteristic of osteoarthritis, not fibromyalgia.

D. Fibromyalgia is characterized by abnormal pain processing, where the body perceives normal sensations as painful.

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Correct Answer is ["B","D","E"]

Explanation

A. Physical activity should be encouraged to maintain mobility, not limit it.

B. A bed cage can help alleviate pain by preventing linens from touching sensitive areas.

C. Osteoarthritis involves the breakdown of cartilage, not an autoimmune attack on the joint lining.

D. Injectable corticosteroids are used when NSAIDs are ineffective.

E. Gradual weight loss reduces stress on weight-bearing joints, alleviating symptoms.

A. Effects of recreational drug use B. Use of seatbelts C. Osteoporosis screening D. Use of helmets E. Fall prevention

Correct Answer is ["B","C","D","E"]

Explanation

A. Recreational drug use does not directly relate to fracture prevention and is less relevant for a fracture risk reduction program.

B. The use of seatbelts helps reduce the risk of fractures during vehicle accidents, a common cause of trauma.

C. Osteoporosis screening is important for identifying individuals at higher risk for fractures due to bone weakness.

D. Helmets protect against head injuries, which can result in fractures, particularly in activities like biking or skating.

E. Fall prevention strategies are crucial in reducing fracture risk, especially in older adults or those with osteoporosis.

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