1. Can newborn babies feel pain?, Yes, Only full-term babies, No, Only when crying, Which can be a sign of pain in a newborn?, Facial grimacing, Quiet sleep only, Relaxed facial expression only, Steady breathing only, Common procedural pain?, Swaddling, Heel stick, Diaper change, Bath time, Which tool can be used to assess neonatal pain?, Braden scale, Glasgow Coma Scale, APGAR, CRIES, When should pain be assessed during a painful procedure?, Only the next day, Only if the baby cries, Before and after, and as appropriate during the procedure, Never if the procedure is brief, Untreated pain may?, Lower stress, Boost feeding, Improve sleep, Affect development, Which is a possible comfort measure during an appropriate minor procedure?, Loud Noise, Unnecessary handling, Gentle facilitated tucking, Bright lights, Does a baby need to cry to be experiencing pain?, Yes, always, Only premature babies, No, Only during surgery, What should nurses do after a pain-relief intervention?, Assume it worked, Wait until the next shift, Reassess the baby's pain, Stop documenting, What is every NICU nurse's role in pain awareness?, Leave all pain care to one nurse, Assess pain only during surgery, Wait for parents to report pain, Recognize, assess, prevent, and manage pain appropriately

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