/_media/adv/web/images/2011/20111124_Arthrex_TB-378x82.jpg

Subscriptions

Advertising

Resources

About Us

Contact Us

Create An Account Forgot Your Password?
Trouble logging in or creating an account? click here
Home This Month E-Weekly Newsletter Building a Facility Article Archive Second Opinions
Search:
Benchmarking
General Surgery
Accrediting/Quality
Anesthesia
Code/Bill/Reimburse
Building/Renovating
/_media/adv/web/images/2012/20120126_APIC_LB-154x100.jpg
/_media/adv/web/images/2012/20120123_PDI_LB-154x100.gif
/_media/adv/web/images/2012/20120201_Provation_LB-154x100.gif
/_media/adv/web/images/2012/20120126_ASP_LB-154x100.gif
Outpatient Surgery E-Weekly

Contact Congress Over Drug Shortage Issues

A Kentucky congressman is urging surgical facilities to contact their members of Congress and request that they sign his letter demanding changes to...

N.J. Posts ASC Inspection Reports Online

State and federal inspection reports of New Jersey's ASCs are now available online, giving patients an opportunity to make more informed choices abo...

Are Opioids Necessary?

While it's not always practical, or even possible, to eliminate opioids from your post-op pain management regiment, reducing their use in favor of n...

Archive > November, 2004 Vol. V, No. 11

5 Tips for Managing Pediatric Post-op Pain

How to prepare your facility, your patients and your patients' parents.

Yasmine Iqbal, Contributing Editor

Treating children's post-operative pain is a science and an art. It requires managing expectations of the child and the parents, understanding a child's mindset, administering the right medications at the right time and teaching parents how to continue treating pain at home. If you're planning to increase your pediatric caseload, here's some advice for ensuring a smooth recovery for your youngest patients.

Sign in to continue reading.
Email Address:
Password:
Categories: Anesthesia, Patient Management
Keywords:
Treat pain preemptively; Assess pain accurately; Educate parents; Prepare your staff; Create child-friendly areas; Meeting the challenge; Dr. Herlich; Dr. Huth. Here; Dr. Huth. Parents; Encourage; Herlich; Huth; Huth. Here; Huth. Parents; Parents; Treating; administering; advice; assessing; awaken; bags; books; bring; call; child; children's; clear; comfort; constantly; continue; educating; emphasize; ensuring; expect; expectations; facilities; facility; favorite; frozen; guidance; home; ice; importance; increase; instructions; long; manage; managing; medication; non-pharmacologic; pain; paren... show all keywords
Treat pain preemptively; Assess pain accurately; Educate parents; Prepare your staff; Create child-friendly areas; Meeting the challenge; Dr. Herlich; Dr. Huth. Here; Dr. Huth. Parents; Encourage; Herlich; Huth; Huth. Here; Huth. Parents; Parents; Treating; administering; advice; assessing; awaken; bags; books; bring; call; child; children's; clear; comfort; constantly; continue; educating; emphasize; ensuring; expect; expectations; facilities; facility; favorite; frozen; guidance; home; ice; importance; increase; instructions; long; manage; managing; medication; non-pharmacologic; pain; parents; peas; pediatric; planning; post-operative; pre-operatively; provide; recovery; regular; relief; requires; returns; science; sleeping; smooth; specific; strategies; surgery; teaching; time; toys; treat; treating; understanding; wait; youngest

© Copyright Herrin Publishing Partners LP 2011. REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPYRIGHTED CONTENT IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. We encourage LINKING to this content; view our linking policy here.

PRODUCT & SERVICE RESOURCES
Did You See This?
A showcase of products and services geared to make your facility better.

Architects' Showcase
Is a beautiful, efficient new facility in your future?
Other Articles That May Interest You
Is Gargling With Licorice the Cure for Post-Op Sore Throat?
Researchers find that swishing licorice solution right before induction eases sore throats after surgery.
Manufacturer Presses to Add Surgeon to Pain Pump Lawsuit
I-Flow's tactic: Blame surgeon who used pump that allegedly damaged shoulder cartilage.
N.C. Anesthesiologist Facing Indecent Exposure Charges
J.C. Gerancher, MD, a leading pain management specialist, allegedly showed his genitals to the same woman on 3 separate occasions.