Free Pain Chart Templates

Pain Chart: What Is It?

A Pain Chart is a detailed tool that depicts a human body or a scale medical professionals and patients may use to discover the location of pain and the intensity of this discomfort.

Alternate Name:

  • Pain Diagram.

Doctors can bring up the Pain Chart during the appointment and discuss whether the pain is dull or sharp and where the painful sensations are coming from. Students are encouraged to take advantage of visual instruments that let them learn more about human anatomy, possible causes of pain in various body parts, and drug options the patients should be prescribed. Patients that follow the instructions of their doctors can look at the chart to record the manifestations of their illness or injury - once they visit the office of their healthcare providers, they share their observations to get the right treatment.

For a full list of Pain Chart templates please check out our library below.

Pain Chart Types

  • Pain Location Chart. When a doctor is examining a patient that complains about painful sensations, one of the first things to do is to identify the exact area of the body - or even better, the body part or internal organ - that transmits pain signals. Show the chart to the person you are treating and arrive at the correct diagnosis as quickly as possible;
  • A Pain Face Chart is a helpful tool most often used by pediatricians determined to find out the level of pain the children are experiencing - since young kids may not be able to describe their symptoms accurately, a range of faces that smile, frown, and cry would be the easiest way to establish if the pain is mild or severe;
  • Pain Medication Chart. There is a large variety of pain relievers available to patients that struggle with chronic pain or manage an illness that forces them to deal with occasional pain episodes - the doctor is supposed to refer to an informational sheet to figure out what drugs are the safest and the most effective for every particular case;
  • A Pain Level Chart can include visual representations of pain or a simple scale from 1 to 5 or 1 to 10 - the patient will have an opportunity to scrutinize the chart and point out what description suits them the most at the moment or summarizes the painful symptoms they experienced in the past.

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