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Pain Assessment Tools<br />
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APPENDIX<br />
Poker Chip Tool. Poker Chips represent “pieces of hurt”, the child determines the amount of “hurt” he/she by indicating the number<br />
of poker chips.<br />
Word Graphic Rating Scale.<br />
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No Pain Little Pain Medium Pain Large Pain Worst Possible Pain<br />
Eland Color Scale. The child uses colors to indicate the areas that<br />
hurt on a schematic of a child’s body (gender-specific). The child<br />
is allowed to choose which colors represent mild, moderate, and<br />
severe pain (or hurt).<br />
0–10 Scale. As in adults, the child states on a scale of 0–10 what<br />
level their pain is: 0 = no pain and 10 = worst possible pain.<br />
Wong Baker Faces Pain Scale. 50<br />
Oucher Scale. The child is shown photographs of a child with<br />
different facial expressions ranging from calm and relaxed to<br />
screaming. The faces are arranged beside a scale and the child<br />
points to the photograph that represents his degree of pain.<br />
There are White, African American, and Hispanic Ouchers<br />
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