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    Pediatric Pain Scales

    by Cathy Parkes January 13, 2021

    When assessing a child's pain, be sure to use an age-appropriate pain scale, such as CRIES, FLACC for infants, FACES beginning at age 3 or numeric scales after age 8.

    When assessing a child's pain, be sure to use an age-appropriate pain scale.

    The CRIES or FLACC scales are used for infants, while the FACES scale is used beginning at age 3. Numeric pain scales should not be used until age 8.

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