All of the following regarding the Standards for the Relief of Acute Pain and Cancer Pain are true except:
A) Acute pain and cancer pain are recognized and effectively treated.
B) Patients must communicate the presence and persistence of pain to health care staff.
C) Information about analgesics is not given to patients, as this may contribute to dependence.
D) Adherence to standards is monitored by an interdisciplinary committee.

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The statement that information about analgesics is not given to patients, as this may contribute to dependence, is incorrect. In fact, educating patients about their pain management options, including the use of analgesics, is an important part of pain management standards. This education helps patients make informed decisions about their care and does not inherently contribute to dependence.

All of the Following Regarding the Standards for the Relief