John a 46 year old african american presents to your hospital for hemi colectomy for colon polyps

what risk factor does John have for risk of opioid withdrawal during this hospitalization. is there a stigma connected to being disabled or methadone. does the nurse need to be concerned about acetaminophen use. what are the differences in acute and chronic pain.

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