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Because patients with musculoskeletal conditions are often in pain, be sure to:give medications for pain only several hours after the last does has worn offignore their fears and psychological needs so that they do not dwell on themhave them exercise the joint prior to giving pain medications avoid sudden, jarring movements, support body parts if they must be moved and give pain medications before the last dose has worn off
avoid sudden, jarring movements, support body parts if they must be moved and give pain medications before the last dose has worn off
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avoid sudden, jarring movements, support body parts if they must be moved and give pain medications before the last dose has worn off
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