Pain assessment

11+ nursing health assessment mnemonics & tips to help you through your nursing assessment and physical examinations and data gathering.

Pain Assessment

PQRST evaluations, understanding each component - Provocation, Quality, Region, Severity, and Timing - patient care and pain management.

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@medical.docs posted on their Instagram profile: “PAIN HISTORY TAKING POINTS (SOCRATES) Site – Where is the pain? Or the maximal site of the pain.…”

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Your health care team is committed to helping you get well and manage your pain. Your nurses will ask you to rate the strength of your pain using a pain scale.

Chest pain assessment QRSTU nemonic

Case Study ABDOMINAL ASSESSMENT Subjective: CC: "My stomach has been hurting for the past two days." HPI: LZ, 65 y/o AA male, presents to the emergency department with a two days history of intermittent epigastric abdominal pain that radiates into his back. He went to the local Urgent Care where was given PPI’s with no relief. At this time, the patient reports that the pain has been increasing in severity over the past few hours; he vomited after lunch, which led his to go to the ED at this…

For assessing the pain of clients.

Wong-Baker FACES pain scale