Factors
Types
Reponses
Nursing Process
Interventions
100

Memories

Past Experiences

100

Rapid Onset

Acute

100
3 Responses to Pain

Behavioral, Affective, Physiological

100

OLDCARTS

Assessment

100

Morphine, Dilaudud, acetaminophen, 

Analgesics

200

Exhaustion, Anxiety

Psychology

200

Can last a lifetime

Chronic

200

Clenching, Guarding, Restlessness

Behavioral (Volunatry)

200

Pain Scale for Patients with Dementia

PAINAD

200
Smooth Wrinkled bed linen, Lift Client in Bed
Basic Comfort Measures
300

Lighting, Items

Environment

300

Surgery Pain, Sore Throat, Pricked Finger

Acute

300

Tachycardia, Pallor, Syncope

Physiological (Involuntary)

300

Must be NANDA Approved

Nursing Diagnosis

300

Acupuncture, Armoatherapy, Yoga

Mind and Body Practices
400

Attitudes, Religion, Political, Behavior

Cultural Norms & Ethnicity

400

Phantom Pain

Neuropathic

400

Fear, Depression, Withdrawal

Affective

400

S.M.A.R.T

Specific, Measuarable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-Bound

400

Ice, Heat, Elevation

Non-Pharmacological 

500

Environment, Past Experiences, Psychological, Cultural, Ethnicity

Factors of Pain

500
Stabbing, Numb, Burning, Electric Shock-like Pain

Neuropathic Pain

500

Can occur in both Acute & Chronic Pain

Tachycardia, Hypertension, & Tachypnea

500

Faces Scale

Wong-Baker Faces Pain Rating Scale

500

Mind and Body Practices & Natural Products

Complementary and Alternative Health Care Options

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