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Sample of Child’s FACES Pain Rating Scale
Photographic/
Numeric Pain Scale
Oucher scale
(Beyer)
White child, 3
year-old male
E= Evaluate behaviors and physiologic changes
Physiological Indications of
Acute Pain
Dilated pupils
Increased perspiration
Increased rate/ force of heart rate
Increased rate/depth of respirations
Increased blood pressure
Decreased urine output
Decreased peristalsis of GI tract
Increased basal metabolic rate
Possible Physiologic Signs of Pain in the Neonate
Physiological Variables
+ HR, RR
+Pernafasan dangkal
+ pucat
+ berkeringat
Vocalizations:
+Crying
State changes:
+Changes in sleep/wake cycles
+Changes in activity level
Facial expression (most reliable sign):
+Eyes tightly closed or opened
+Mouth opened
+bulging of brow
+Quivering of chin
+Deepened nasolabial fold
Facial Expression of Physical Distress
NASO-
LABIAL FOLD
deepened
Behavioral Pain Rating Scales
+SKALA FLACC
S- Secure Family’s Involvement
+ Take pain history before pain is expected, such as on
admission to hospital or preoperatively
+ Involve family in recording response to pain relief
measures
T - Take Cause of Pain into Account