Pain management log

Pain management log for:

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Please use this pain assessment scale to fill out your pain

control log.



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No                                                        Worst

pain                                                       pain



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|     |      |severe is|  non-drug   |severe is| time of pain |

|     |      |the pain?| pain control| the pain|              |

|     |      |         |   method    |after one|              |

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 Initial Pain Assessment Tool

                                           Date:________________

Patient's name:_______________________ Age:________ Room:_______

Diagnosis:____________________________ Physician:_______________
                                           Nurse:_______________

   I. Location: Patient or nurse marks drawing
 
 

  II. Intensity: Patient rates the pain. Scale used: ___________
      Present:__________________________________________________
      Worst pain gets:__________________________________________
      Best pain gets:___________________________________________
      Acceptable level of pain:_________________________________

 III. Quality: (Use patient's own words, e.g., prick, ache, burn,
      throb, pull, sharp)
      __________________________________________________________

  IV. Onset, duration, variations, rhythms:_____________________
      __________________________________________________________

   V. Manner of expressing pain:________________________________

  VI. What relieves the pain?___________________________________

 VII. What causes or increases the pain?________________________

VIII. Effects of pain: (Note decreased function, decreased quality
      of life.)
      Accompanying symptoms (e.g., nausea)_______________________
      Sleep______________________________________________________
      Appetite___________________________________________________
      Physical activity__________________________________________
      Relationship with others (e.g., irritability)______________
      Emotions (e.g., anger, suididal, crying)___________________
      Concentration______________________________________________
      Other______________________________________________________

  IX. Other comments:___________________________________________

   X. Plan:_____________________________________________________
      __________________________________________________________

Note: May be duplicated and used in clinical practice
Source: McCaffery and Beebe, 1989. Used with permission.

[2] Possibilities for other columns: bowel function, activities,
    nausea and vomiting, and other pain relief measures. Identify
    the side effects of greatest concern to patient, family,
    physician and nurse.
 

Flowsheet for pain management documentation
 

Patient_______________________________________________Date:__________

Pain rating scale used [1]___________________________________________

Purpose: To evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the analgesic(s)

Analgesic(s) prescribed: ____________________________________________

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| Time  | Pain    | Analgesic           | R  | P   | BP  | Level of     | Other[2]    |Plan and  |
|           |rating   |                          |      |      |        | arousal      |                  |comments|
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Source: McCaffery & Beebe, 1989. Used with permission.
Note: May be duplicated for use in clinical practice.

[1] Pain rating: A number of different scales may be used. Indicate
    which scale is used and use the same scale each time.

[2] Possibilities for other columns: bowel function, activities,
    nausea and vomiting, and other pain relief measures. Identify
    the side effects of greatest concern to patient, family,
    physician and nurse.
 
 

 Pain Distress Scales

           Simple Descriptive Pain Distress Scale [1]



None     Annoying  Uncomfortable  Dreadful   Horrible   Agonizing

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               0-10 Numeric Pain Distress Scale [1]

 No                       Distressing                   Unbearable 

pain                         pain                          pain 

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 0     1     2     3     4     5     6     7     8     9     10







                    Visual Analog Scale (VAS) [2]

 No                                                     Unbearable

distress                                                 distress

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 [1] If used as a graphic rating scale, a 10 cm baseline is

     recommended



 [2] A 10-cm baseline is recommended for BAS scales.



 Source: Acute Pain Management Guideline Panel, 1992.
 

 
 
 
 
 

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