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When laboring women request epidural analgesia, many expect complete pain relief. Despite best intentions and great efforts by anesthesia providers, this expectation often is unmet, and breakthrough pain on the labor and delivery unit is common.
The PLPQ is a 31-item questionnaire that explores the “nature of labor pain,” “transcendence with labor pain, “preparation for labor pain,” and “internal/external factors of distress during labor pain.” It uses a Likert scale, where 1 is strongly disagree and 5 is strongly agree.
1 Δεκ 2023 · Most studies (89.9%) assessed pain as a unidimensional experience, with the most common tool being the Visual Analogue Scale, followed by the Numerical Rating Scale. Where studies assessed pain as a multidimensional experience, the most common measurement tool was the McGill Pain Questionnaire.
Analogue pain scores (visual analogue scales [VAS] 0–100 mm, and numerical rating scores [NRS] 0–10 with 0 = no pain and 10 = worst pain imaginable), are widely utilized clinical and research pain assessment tools in the labor setting.
6 Δεκ 2023 · Pain scales used during labour and birth must capture the multidi-mensional nature of pain, inclusive of positive and negative pain perceptions and no pain. New strategies must be developed to capture the multidimensional nature of labour pain to guide appropriate responses to women’s unique needs. Context
The PLPQ is the first scale to evaluate Iranian women’s perception of labor pain. The scale is a simple, multidimensional, valid, reliable, and context-bound one, which has five subscales including transcendence of LP, nature of LP, preparation for LP, internal distress factors during LP, and external distress factors during LP.
1 Δεκ 2016 · Women describe the need for an expanding scale to accommodate the progressive modifications of their conception of what is extreme pain. whenever a series of pain ratings is required,...
