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Ability to assess pain
High pain score
Difficult vascular access
Immediate transport
Offline protocols
Training on medication administering
Start an IV in children immediately
Less medical oversight
Administering the pain medication immediately
Patient’s vital signs remain the same
Doing a patient assessment quickly
Improvement in the patient’s respiratory effort
Decreased incidence of post-traumatic stress
Increased long-term sequelae in children
Increase the development of hypersensitized pain pathways
There are no long-term benefits noted for pediatric patients
Transmucosal
Intravenous
Intramuscular
Intranasal
Glascow Coma Score
Normal blood pressure
Patients under the age of 10
Pediatric trauma patients
Distraction
Hypnosis
Acupressure
Oral analgesics
Morphine
Fentanyl
Acetaminophen
NSAIDS
FLACC or CHEOPS
Self-report scale such as FPS-revised
Self-report scale such as Wong-Baker FACES®
Self-report scale such as NRS
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