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The nurse is caring for the child from Italy. The child is crying, and the interpreter is stating that the child has extreme pain. What should be the nurse's priority?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: A: The nurse's judgment regarding the choice of pain medication and dose should be based on the reported level of pain. B: The nurse should do an independent assessment because sometimes information can be misinterpreted if there is limited knowledge of the language. C: Assessment should be completed prior to a pain intervention. The FACES pain-rating scale has been translated into a variety of languages. D: There is no information indicating the need for the pain medication dose to be changed.

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