Pain Relief (Paed) Flashcards

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1
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Recite the Pain Relief CPG for paeds

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2
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What are the key components of pain assessment?

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• Pain scale score
• Physical signs of discomfort
• Acute vs chronic pain
• Analgesia already taken
• Opioid tolerance
• Co-morbidities

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3
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What non-pharmacological pain relief options should be considered for all patients?

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• Splinting
• Cold/heat therapy
• Positioning

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4
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What is the oral paracetamol dose for a child < 12 years?

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15 mg/kg oral

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5
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What dose of paracetamol should an adolescent (12–15 years) < 60 kg receive?

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500 mg oral

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6
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What dose should be given to an adolescent ≥ 60 kg?

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1000 mg oral

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7
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When should you escalate to moderate pain management?

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If pain is not controlled or rapid relief is required

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8
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What is the IN fentanyl dose for a small child (10–17 kg)?

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25 mcg IN

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What is the IN fentanyl dose for a medium child (18–39 kg)?

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25–50 mcg IN

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What is the IN fentanyl dose for an adolescent (≥ 40 kg)?

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50–75 mcg IN

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11
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How often can IN fentanyl doses be repeated?

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Every 5–10 minutes, max 3 doses before consultation

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What should be considered alongside fentanyl for moderate pain?

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Paracetamol, if not contraindicated

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13
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What is the methoxyflurane dose for moderate pain?

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3 mL inhaled, repeat once (max 6 mL)

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14
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What is the first-line treatment for severe pain?

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Fentanyl IN ± Methoxyflurane as per moderate pain

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What should you do if pain persists despite fentanyl?

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Consult and consider IV ketamine or morphine

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16
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What is the ketamine IV dose for adolescents?

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0.25 mg/kg IV every 5–10 mins, max 0.5 mg/kg

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17
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What is the morphine IV dose range for adolescents?

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0.05–0.1 mg/kg IV (max single dose 5 mg)

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18
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How often can morphine IV be repeated?

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0.05 mg/kg IV every 5–10 minutes

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19
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What is the max morphine dose allowed without consultation?

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0.2 mg/kg

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20
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What is the ketamine IV dose for children < 12 years?

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0.25 mg/kg IV every 5–10 mins, max 0.5 mg/kg

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21
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What is the morphine IV dose for children < 12 years?

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0.05–0.1 mg/kg IV (max single dose 5 mg)

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22
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How often can morphine IV be repeated in a child?

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Repeat 0.05 mg/kg IV every 5–10 mins

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23
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What is the maximum total morphine dose without consultation?

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0.2 mg/kg

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