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Evaluation of the Patient with Pain
Pain Measurement
Single / multi dimension
Global Evaluation
Monitoring
- Single dimension
Therapeutic strategy multidimension
Pain management - Therapeutic
effect
- Side effect
Ajustmen of the treatment
Relief pain
JENIS NYERI
Examples Examples
Peripheral Examples
• Post herpetic neuralgia • Pain due to inflammation
• Trigeminal neuralgia • Low back pain with
radiculopathy
• Limb pain after a fracture
• Diabetic peripheral neuropathy • Joint pain in osteoarthritis
• Postsurgical neuropathy • Cervical
radiculopathy
• Postoperative visceral pain
• Posttraumatic neuropathy
Central • Cancer pain
Common descriptors2
• Posts troke pain • Carpal tunnel
syndrome
• Aching
Common descriptors2 • Sharp
• Burning • Throbbing
• Tingling
• Hypersensitivity to touch or cold
Mild to excruciating pain that can last Moderate to severe pain that
indefinitely disappears when the injury heals
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Thick, myelinated, fast
conducting neurons Very thin, unmyelinated,
slow-conducting
Mediate the feeling of initial
fast, sharp, highly localized Mediate slow, dull, more
pain. diffuse, often burning pain.
Rabaan
Tekanan
Nerve Fibers
Alternative
methods
(NSAID) Acupuncture
Physical Therapy
Gottschalk et al., 2001
Chiropractics
Pain Assessment
Dengan Metode PQRST
P = PROVOKING and PALIATION
Penyebab?
Apakah yang memperbaiki atau memperburuk
Q = QUALITY
Kualitas nyeri
R = REGION and RADIATION
Lokasi dan Penyebarannya
S = SEVERITY and SCALE
(Keparahan/Tingkat nyeri)
T = TIME and TYPE OF ONSET
(Waktu), lamanya serangan, frekuensi
Pain scales
20
Numeric pain rating scale
No pain Mild pain Moderate pain Severe pain Very severe pain Worst possible pain
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Pain levels from 0-10 can be explained verbally to the patient using a
scale in which 0 is no pain and 10 is the worst possible pain imaginable
Patients are asked to rate their pain from 0 to 10
Record the pain level to make treatment decisions, follow-up, and
compare between examinations
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Wong-Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale
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