Resources in the "Aspect of pain assessed (intensity, quality, etc.)" Category
Pain Body Map
Body map (pain drawing, manikin) to show locations of pain. Can be completed independently by most children over 8 years of age, or with adult assistance by younger children. From von Baeyer CL, Lin V, Seidman LC, Tsao JC, Zeltzer LK. Pain charts (body maps or manikins) in assessment of location of pediatric pain. Pain […]
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- - http://carragroup.org/resources/bodymap
- - Professional Association or Society
- - Child/Adolescent, Parent or primary caregiver, Health Care Professional
- - Adolescent, School-age, Preschool
- - 2011
- - Clinical record
- Topic: Assessment • Pain location
- Keywords: body map • drawing • manikin • pain location • pain site • self-report
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Pain assessment
This comprehensive list of questions for providers to ask their patients in assessing pain levels was produced by Connecticut Children’s. Begins with standardized questions about pain type, location, duration etc, and behavioral assessments to be used in patients who cannot self report.
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- - Hospital
- - Health Care Professional
- - All ages
- - Guideline
- - Acute, Chronic, Procedural
- Document -
- CCMC-Pain-Assessment_pg-6-12092013nb
PQRST: pain assessment
PQRST is a widely-used mnemonic to remind clinicians of the aspects or domains of pain they need to assess. Google “PQRST pain” for many different presentations of this simple mnemonic.
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- - http://pda.rnao.ca/content/assessment-pain-questions-consider-during-assessment-pain-pqrst
- - Professional Association or Society
- - Health Care Professional
- - All ages
- - Other
- Topic: Aspect of pain assessed (intensity, quality, etc.) • Assessment
- Keywords: aspects • assess • domains • PQRST
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Wong Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale
A site containing all of the information for the Wong-Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale.
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- - http://www.wongbakerfaces.org/
- - Educational institution
- - Health Care Professional
- - Adolescent, Preschool, School-age
- - Protocol
- - Acute, Procedural
- Topic: Assessment • Pain Intensity • Self-report
- Keywords: for children • pain assessment • pain scales • self-report scales
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Oucher Scales
A site containing all of the information for the Oucher Scales, including the various forms of the scale and user manual.
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- - http://www.oucher.org
- - Other
- - Health Care Professional
- - Adolescent, Preschool, School-age
- - 2009
- - Protocol
- - Acute
- Topic: Assessment • Pain Intensity • Self-report
- Keywords: for children • pain assessment • pain scales • self-report scales
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COMFORT Scale
A reprint of the original COMFORT scale with instructions for use in a clinical setting.
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- - http://www.apadivisions.org/division-54/evidence-based/pain-assessment.aspx
- - Hospital
- - Health Care Professional
- - All ages
- - 2003
- - Other
- - Critical care, Acute
Faces Pain Scale – Revised
The Faces Pain Scale – Revised (FPS-R) is a self-report measure of pain intensity developed for children. It shows a close linear relationship with visual analog pain scales across the age range of 4-16 years. It is easy to administer and requires no equipment except for the photocopied faces. The absence of smiles and tears […]
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- - http://www.iasp-pain.org/FPSR
- - Educational institution
- - Health Care Professional
- - Adolescent, School-age, Preschool
- - 2001
- - Other
- - Acute
- Topic: Assessment • Pain Intensity • Self-report
- Keywords: assessment • faces • measurement • pain intensity • self-report
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