Pain Assessment by C. Dowling | OPENPediatrics

Learn about evidence-based pain scales and ways to assess pain or agitation in a variety of patient types.
1:20 Chapter 1: Introduction
1:54 Chapter 2: Frequency of Pain Assessment
2:15 Chapter 3: Pain Scales
5:07 Chapter 4: Assessing Pain in the Paralyzed and Sedated Patient
Initial publication: August 27, 2013.
Last reviewed: May 2, 2019.
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[@user-if9zk7jk2f]

Superb

[@mukubirajulius2108]

The content and explanation is clear and understandable

[@DbenObidikeAfamBen]

Thank you so much.

[@vanessaforsythe8074]

very succinct and information.

[@shaaronxxx]

Very Good, i would like a review of sedation and management of delium and abstinence in patient with prolonged intubation

[@meeromeer8812]

Thanks.

[@ramatujalloh8112]

Simple to understand

[@Nobleman707]

Very good

[@blanenoel4231]

Right my face at 10 pain scale hurting so badly can’t sleep!

[@pradorocks25]

I've been punished a lot in life. The following are my experiences. Kindly lemme know how much each one measures on the pain scales:
- i used to get caned on my bums by my teachers at school with a fat cane
- i have been spanked by my mother, aunty, teachers and a few friends with their bare hands
- a batchmate of mine during my MBA days had one whacked me on my bum with her umbrella (for teasing her)
- many doctors and nurses have given my bums injections

[@isaacopoku8331]

Nice presentation but the it’s not detailed

[@nedobedo2012]

No pain: no hurt
Mild: hurts little bit
Moderate: hurts little more
Severe: hurts even more
Very severe: hurts whole lot
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA: hurts worst