Assessment of Postoperation Pain In Children and Adolescents Using The Adolescent Pediatric Pain Tool

Savedra, Marilyn; Holzemer, William L.; Tesler, Mary D.; Wilkie, Diana J.

doi:10.1097/00006199-199301000-00002

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“…Scales vary in the number of faces, whether the no-pain anchor is smiling or neutral, and whether the faces are cartoon-like, realistic drawings, or actual photos. 82 The minimum clinically Self-report Visual analog scale 81 7 y to adult Faces scales 82,128,129 3 y to adult Oucher 87 3-12 y Hester's Poker Chip Tool 130 4-7 y, often used in children as young as 3 y Colored Analog Scale 131 5-16 y Facial Affective Scale 131 5-16 y Word Descriptor Scales 132 3 y to adult Numeric rating scales 132 7 y to adult Adolescent Pediatric Pain Tool 133 8 147 Neonates Physiologic Pulse rate 148 All ages Mean arterial pressure or systolic blood pressure 148 All ages…”

Section: Pediatric Pain Assessmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pediatric procedural pain

Young¹

2005

Annals of Emergency Medicine

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Section: Pediatric Pain Assessmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pediatric procedural pain

Young¹

2005

Annals of Emergency Medicine

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“…This tool includes a measure of pain intensity (translated into a 0-10 score), pain descriptors and distribution (38). Only data on pain intensity was used in the present study.…”

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Pediatric post-thrombotic syndrome in children: Toward the development of a new diagnostic and evaluative measurement tool

Avila

Brandão

Williams

et al. 2016

Thrombosis Research

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Objective: Our goal was to conduct the generation and piloting of a discriminative and evaluative tool for pediatric post-thrombotic syndrome.Methods: We followed a formative model for the development of the tool, focusing on the signs/symptoms (items) that define post-thrombotic syndrome. For item generation, pediatric thrombosis experts and diagnosed with extremity post-thrombotic syndrome during childhood nominated items. In the piloting phase, items were cross-sectionally measured in children with limb deep vein thrombosis to examine the performance of the items.Result: Twenty-three experts and 16 subjects listed 34 items, which were then measured in 140 subjects with previous diagnosis of limb deep vein thrombosis (70 upper extremity and 70 lower extremity). The items with strongest correlation with post-thrombotic syndrome severity and largest area under the curve were pain (in older children), paresthesia, and swollen limb for the upper extremity group, and pain (in older children), tired limb, heaviness, tightness and paresthesia for the lower extremity group.Conclusion: Diagnostic properties and correlation with post-thrombotic syndrome severity of the different signs and symptoms varied according to the assessed venous territory.The information gathered in this study will help experts decide which item should be considered for inclusion in the new tool.

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“…Os descritores que compõem a lista foram impressos em cartões coloridos (60x90mm) em tamanho de letra 36. Cada participante foi abordado individualmente e recebeu um conjunto de cartões todos com a mesma cor sendo pedido que relembrasse as suas experiências de dor e que colocasse os descritores em três categorias diferentes: (1) palavras que conheço e utilizo para descrever a dor; (2) palavras que conheço mas não utilizo para descrever a dor As propriedades psicométricas destes descritores revelam uma correlação moderada com a intensidade da dor e o número de locais marcados no diagrama corporal (Savedra, Holzemer, Tesler, & Wilkie, 1993;Wilkie et al, 1990). Os descritores da dimensão avaliativa estão mais fortemente relacionados com a intensidade (r=0,44; p≤0,01) comparativamente com os das dimensões afetiva (r=0,38; p≤0,01) e sensorial (r=0,35; p≤0,01) (Wilkie et al, 1990).…”

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Cultural Validation of the Adolescent Pediatric Pain Tool (APPT) in portuguese children with cancer

Fernandes¹,

Batalha²,

Perdigão³

et al. 2015

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Resumenpp.99-105 Palavras-chave: avaliação da dor; criança; adolescente; cancro; enfermagem. Resumo Revista de Enfermagem Referência A R T I G O D E I N V E S T I G A Ç Ã O Validação cultural do Adolescent Pediatric Pain Tool (APPT) em crianças portuguesas com cancroMarco contextual: La evaluación del dolor en niños con enfermedades crónicas requiere la utilización de instrumentos multidimensionales, como el Adolescent Pediatric Pain Tool (APPT), que identifiquen la intensidad, la localización y las características del dolor. Objetivos: Validar la traducción y adaptación cultural del APPT para utilizarlo con niños y adolescentes portugueses con cáncer. Metodología: Para validar la traducción, un grupo de revisores realizó un proceso independiente de traducción y retroversión del instrumento y su análisis hasta obtener el consenso. Los descriptores de las características del dolor fueron sometidos a una validación semántica por niños con cáncer (de 8 a 17 años) a través del método Q-sort. Resultados: Obtuvimos una versión final con equivalencia conceptual, semántica, idiomática y experiencial en relación al instrumento original. Los niños mostraron capacidad discriminatoria en torno a los descriptores, diferenciando las palabras que utilizan para describir el dolor de las palabras que no utilizan. Conclusión: La versión portuguesa del APPT es un instrumento culturalmente adaptado para evaluar la localización, la intensidad y las características del dolor en niños portugueses con cáncer.Palabras clave: evaluación del dolor; niño; adolescente; cáncer; enfermería.Theoretical framework: Pain assessment in children with chronic conditions requires the use of multidimensional tools, such as the Adolescent Pediatric Pain Tool (APPT), which identify the intensity, location and quality of pain. Objectives: To validate the translation and cultural adaptation of the APPT for use in portuguese children and adolescents with cancer. Methodology: The translation was validated through an independent process of translation and back-translation of the tool and its analysis was performed by a panel of reviewers until consensus was reached. The semantic validation of the descriptors of pain quality was performed by children with cancer aged 8-17 years, using the Q-sort method.Results: A final version with conceptual, semantic, idiomatic and experiential equivalence to the original tool was obtained. Children revealed discriminative ability of the descriptors, being able to distinguish the words that they used to describe pain from those that they did not use. Conclusion:The Portuguese version of the APPT is a culturally adapted tool to assess the location, intensity and quality of pain in Portuguese children with cancer.

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Assessment of Postoperation Pain In Children and Adolescents Using The Adolescent Pediatric Pain Tool

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Pediatric procedural pain

Pediatric procedural pain

Pediatric post-thrombotic syndrome in children: Toward the development of a new diagnostic and evaluative measurement tool

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