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CHEOPS Pain Scale

Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Pain Scale (4–13) for post-operative pain in children 1–7 years.

Written for clinicians. If you're a parent or patient, don't act on these numbers — talk to your child's doctor.

Inputs

FieldUnitNotes
Cry
Facial
Child verbal
Torso
Touch (wound)
Legs

FAQ

What is the CHEOPS Pain Scale?

Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Pain Scale (4–13) for post-operative pain in children 1–7 years.

What inputs does the CHEOPS Pain Scale need?

Cry, Facial, Child verbal, Torso, Touch (wound), Legs.

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