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The nurse is reviewing medical-surgical concepts with a group of nursing students. When discussing pain, it is appropriate for the nurse to categorize pain that occurs with short duration as

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Acute pain is short-duration, typically linked to injury or surgery. Chronic pain is persistent, referred pain is felt elsewhere, and neuropathic pain involves nerve damage.

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