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Which statement made by the client to the nurse indicates a precipitating factor associated with pain?

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Rationale: Pain comes and goes all night long' is a description of pain pattern, not a precipitating factor. Dizziness and nausea are associated with pain but are not directly related to a precipitating factor. This statement suggests that eating breakfast may be a precipitating factor for pain, indicating that the pain may be related to digestive or gastrointestinal issues, such as acid reflux or ulcers. Describing the pain as 'sharp' gives details of pain quality but not a precipitating factor.

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