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Resumen
Summary
The pharmaceutical industry shows great progress every day in the creation of
drugs that help reduce or eliminate the pain suffered by humans and different
animal species. Within the training plan for veterinary medicine students, the issue
of pain management is about different approaches and at different stages of
training, however, there is no awareness of the importance of pain management.
within The recovery and the feeling of well-being of the patients. It is clear that in
veterinary clinical practice premium treat etiology of the various pathologies and
the different reasons for consultation often have a satisfactory outcome only with
the help of the interpretation of laboratory results and pharmacology, however
treating the pain becomes in a challenge in a market that day by day is more
concerned with providing an intimate welfare to pets. Therefore, the aim of this
review is to provide a guide on pain recognition through the escalation of pain at
the University of Glasgow (Scotland), a widely recognized escalation among
specialists dedicated to pain management. score to several items an evaluation
and then add up, indicating the level of pain that the patient suffers and the level of
analgesia that this requires. Finally, we will mention some of the most common
analgesics in the market in Colombia, their dosage and their correlation with the
result of Glasgow pain escalation.
Palabras clave:
pain; Glasgow; escala, score; etología; sufrimiento; bienestar, welfare
Introducción
Metodología
III) Posición/actividad:
0. No hace nada
1. Mira a la herida
2. Se encoge/ hace mueca de dolor
3. Gruñe o marca la zona: saca los dientes.
4. Amenaza: intenta morder.
5. Llora
0. Normal
1. Cojea
2. Le cuesta caminar o camina lento
3. Rígido
4. Se niega a caminar
Una vez evaluados todos estos ítems se suma la puntuación total. Un resultado
6/24 (si se evaluó movilidad) o 5/20 (si no se evaluó movilidad) indica que es
necesario administrar analgesia, a medida que el resultado arroja un número
mayor, indica que el dolor que cursa el paciente es más severo y por lo tanto la
necesidad de una analgesia mayor es inherente (13).
Consideraciones finales
Conclusiones
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