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對於無法溝通的病人,哪些評估跡象顯示其正經歷疼痛?(選所有適合的)

Which assessment findings are indicative of pain in a client who is non-verbal? (Select all that apply.)

  • AGrimacing面部扭曲(做鬼臉)正確答案
  • BRestlessness煩躁不安正確答案
  • CStable vital signs生命徵象穩定
  • DGuarding the painful area保護疼痛部位正確答案
  • ESleeping soundly安穩入睡
— Answer · 正確答案 —
  • A面部扭曲(做鬼臉)
  • B煩躁不安
  • D保護疼痛部位
— Why · 為什麼是這個答案 —

對於無法透過語言溝通的病人(non-verbal clients),護理師需要依賴其他方式來評估他們的疼痛(pain)程度。這包括觀察行為、生理反應及病史。 正確選項分析: A. 鬼臉(Grimacing):面部表情是表達疼痛的常見方式,例如皺眉、咬牙、噘嘴等,這些都是疼痛的潛在指標。 B. 煩躁不安(Restlessness):疼痛會引起病人不安,可能表現為坐立不安、頻繁變換姿勢、難以保持不動,或表現出焦躁、煩躁的行為。 D. 保護疼痛部位(Guarding the painful area):病人會本能地用手或身體保護感到疼痛的部位,試圖減輕觸碰或移動時的疼痛感。 錯誤選項分析: C. 生命徵象穩定(Stable vital signs):雖然嚴重的急性疼痛常會引起生命徵象(vital signs)的變化(如心率、血壓、呼吸加快),但對於慢性疼痛或適應力強的病人,其生命徵象可能保持穩定,因此不能僅以此判斷病人沒有疼痛。 E. 熟睡(Sleeping soundly):熟睡通常表示病人處於放鬆狀態,較不可能經歷急性或嚴重的疼痛。但仍需注意,有些病人可能因極度疲憊而入睡,或疼痛程度不足以干擾睡眠。 臨床推理:疼痛評估應全面化。對於無法溝通的病人,可使用疼痛評估工具(如 PAINAD scale - for advanced dementia),結合行為觀察(Facial expression, Activity, Body language, Pain sound, Consolability)與生理指標。ABC 原則中的 A(Airway)對應到呼吸變化,B(Breathing)對應到呼吸模式,C(Circulation)對應到心率血壓的變化,但需注意這些指標並非絕對。 台美差異:在台灣,對於無法溝通病人的疼痛評估,可能較依賴臨床經驗。美國則有更多標準化的評估工具(如 PAINAD),並強調系統性觀察行為線索。

— Options · 其他選項為什麼不對 —
  • A · 正確答案面部扭曲(做鬼臉)

    正確。鬼臉(grimacing),如皺眉、噘嘴等面部表情,是病人表達疼痛的常見非語言線索。

  • B · 正確答案煩躁不安

    正確。煩躁不安(restlessness)或坐立不安,是病人因疼痛而無法感到舒適、試圖尋找緩解姿勢的表現。

  • C生命徵象穩定

    錯誤。穩定的生命徵象(stable vital signs)不代表沒有疼痛,特別是慢性疼痛或長期處於疼痛狀態的病人,其生理反應可能已適應。

  • D · 正確答案保護疼痛部位

    正確。護理(guarding)疼痛部位,例如用手摀住腹部或避免移動受傷的肢體,是病人試圖減輕疼痛的本能反應。

  • E安穩入睡

    錯誤。雖然熟睡(sleeping soundly)通常表示病人較舒適,但不能完全排除疼痛的存在,尤其是在病人極度疲憊時,或疼痛程度尚未嚴重到干擾睡眠。

✦ 台美臨床差異

台灣在疼痛評估上,過去較依賴護理師的臨床經驗判斷。美國則發展出更多結構化的評估工具,如 PAINAD (Pain Assessment in Advanced Dementia) scale,用於評估無法言語的病人,並有更系統性的行為觀察指標,強調多面向評估。

English explanation

For non-verbal clients who cannot communicate through speech, the nurse must rely on alternative methods to assess pain, including behavioral observation, physiologic responses, and the client's history. Analysis of correct options: A. Grimacing: facial expressions, such as frowning, clenching the teeth, or pursing the lips, are common ways of expressing pain and serve as potential indicators. B. Restlessness: pain causes the client to be unsettled and may manifest as repeated position changes, inability to remain still, agitation, or irritability. D. Guarding the painful area: the client instinctively uses a hand or body part to protect the painful region, attempting to reduce discomfort during touch or movement. Analysis of incorrect options: C. Stable vital signs: although severe acute pain often causes changes in vital signs (such as increased heart rate, blood pressure, or respiratory rate), in clients with chronic pain or those who have adapted, vital signs may remain stable, so this finding alone cannot rule out pain. E. Sleeping soundly: deep sleep usually suggests a relaxed state and indicates that acute or severe pain is unlikely. Still, a client could be sleeping out of exhaustion, or the level of pain may not be enough to disrupt sleep. Clinical reasoning: pain assessment must be comprehensive. For non-verbal clients, validated tools (such as the PAINAD scale for advanced dementia) may be used, combined with behavioral observation (Facial expression, Activity, Body language, Pain sound, Consolability) and physiological indicators. Within the ABC framework, A (Airway) corresponds to respiratory changes, B (Breathing) to respiratory patterns, and C (Circulation) to heart rate and blood pressure changes -- but these indicators are not absolute. Differences between Taiwan and the United States: in Taiwan, assessment of pain in non-verbal clients may rely more on clinical experience. In the United States, more standardized tools (such as PAINAD) are used, with emphasis on systematic observation of behavioral cues.

最近修訂:2026-10-06

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