Name at least five (5) ways you could identify that your client is experiencing pain.

Verbal Expressions: The most direct way to identify if a client is in pain is through their verbal expressions. They might complain about discomfort or use words like "hurt", "ache", or "pain".

Non-Verbal Cues: Look for non-verbal cues such as grimacing, wincing, or other facial expressions that indicate discomfort.

Changes in Behavior: Changes in behavior can also indicate pain. This could include restlessness, irritability, or a decrease in activity levels.

Physical Signs: Physical signs such as swelling, redness, or heat in a particular area can indicate pain.

Changes in Vital Signs: Pain can cause changes in vital signs such as increased heart rate, blood pressure, and respiratory rate.