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While assessing a patient with degenerative joint disease, the nurse notices Heberden's nodes, and large prominences on the patient's fingers that are reddened and painful. What should the nurse do?

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Rationale: Discussing chronic pain management strategies addresses the discomfort associated with Heberden's nodes, a common osteoarthritis feature.

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