Assessment tools for monitoring critically ill patients, detecting clinical deterioration, and evaluating organ function in intensive care unit.
PAINAD (Pain Assessment in Advanced Dementia) Scale is a tool used to evaluate pain in patients with advanced dementia who cannot communicate verbally. It assesses behaviors such as breathing, facial expressions, and body language to determine pain levels.
Learn & calculate the MEWS Score (Modified Early Warning Score) for early detection of patient deterioration, improving timely actions and outcome.
The Critical Care Pain Observation Tool (CPOT) is used to assess pain in non-verbal or critically ill patients in intensive care settings. By evaluating some clinical factors, it helps healthcare providers manage pain effectively and improve patient comfort.
The SOFA Score Calculator (Sequential Organ Failure Assessment) is used to evaluate the extent of organ dysfunction in critically ill patients. It helps clinicians monitor disease progression, predict outcomes, and guide treatment decisions in intensive care settings.