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Pain Condition Management

Fast Facts

Short, one-page resource with focused pain topic - excellent for use in training all staff.

  • FAST FACT: One Minute Pain Assessment
  • FAST FACT: Low Back Pain
  • FAST FACT: Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA)
  • FAST FACT: Bowel Management for Opioid Use
  • FAST FACT: Shingles
  • FAST FACT: Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR)
  • FAST FACT: Fibromyalgia
  • FAST FACT: Headache
  • FAST FACT: Kidney Stones
  • FAST FACT: Differentiating Abdominal Pain
  • FAST FACT: Cancer Pain
  • FAST FACT: Foot Pain
  • FAST FACT: Oral Pain
  • FAST FACT: Eye Pain
  • FAST FACT: Depression
  • FAST FACT: Pain on Urination

Pain Management Guides

Longer, two-page resources with more detail on pain related topic - excellent for a more detailed training or reference sheet for clinicians.

  • Management Guide: Abdominal Pain
  • Management Guide: Chest Pain
  • Management Guide: Joint Pain
  • Management Guide: Neuropathic Pain
  • Management Guide: Headaches
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The developers of GeriatricPain.org have attempted to confirm the accuracy of all resources presented on this website. However, use of the information provided remains the responsibility of the individual clinician. Health care providers should use their clinical judgment in each situation and consider factors such as the patient’s age, medical condition, and the benefits versus risks of a suggested treatment.

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