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Valid only on date printed: 20120918. Discard immediately after use! Guidelines for Pain Assessment and Management for Neonates Last Review Date:20110628 Original approval by NICU Interprofessional Practice Nov 26, 2010 1.0 Introduction All neonates in the NICU will have standard assessments of pain, which include PIPP scores for preterm and term infants less than 2 months of age, and FLACC scores for preterm and term infants who are more than 2 months of age. 2.0 Definitions PIPP: Premature Infant Pain Profile is a biobehavioural observational tool for acute and procedural pain. FLACC: Face, Legs, Activity, Cry, Consolability is a behavioural observational tool for acute pain. 3.0 Clinical Practice Recommendations The grading system in Table 1 serves as a guideline for the user about the hierarchy of evidence available to support each recommendation. Table 1. Grades of Recommendation A Recommendation supported by at least one randomized controlled trial, systematic review or metaanalysis. B Recommendation supported by at least one cohort comparison, case study or other experimental study. C Recommendation supported by expert opinion or experience of a consensus panel. 3.1 Pain Assessment PIPP or FLACC scores should be documented on each patient once a shift, on admission, and before, during and after an invasive procedure as per hospital policy. See Pain Assessment ==> In addition, PIPP 5 or FLACC 4 scores should be done more frequently: 1. Following postoperative procedures. See Pain Management Guidelines for PostOperative Patients in the NICU ==> 2. To assess pain in infants with known medical conditions or interventions that may cause pain (e.g. NEC, chest tubes etc) 3. Following changes to continuous analgesia. 4. To evaluate weaning of pharmacological treatments for infants who have been on short term opioids. For patients with treatment lengths greater than 35 days utilize routine Neonatal Abstinence Scoring for withdrawal of opioids. See Pain Management Guidelines for Post Operative Patients in the NICU ==> 3.2 Pain Management For general principles of pain managment, see Pain Management Clinical Practice Guideline ==> Some additional strategies for neonatal procedural pain management are outlined below. 3.2.1 All infants should receive physical/psychological developmentally appropriatestrategies during all painful procedures 2 (Grade B). Developmental strategies include: 1. Nonnutritive sucking 2. Positioning and containment 3. Swaddling 4. Reduction of light and sound levels 5. Minimal handling 6. Auditory and visual distraction 7. Skin to skin contact 8. Breastfeeding depedent on infants' condition and if mother is breastfeeding and available during procedure. 3.2.2 In addition to developmental strategies,pharmacological strategies should be used considered based on the type of procedure. Local topical analgesics may be used with some procedures but may be limited if vasoconstriction would inhibit the success of the procedure (eg. IV starts). Ametop is the standard topical analgesia for the NICU and can be used for premature infants and full term infants, however it should not be used in premature infants less than 27 weeks gestational age Clinical Practice Guidelines

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    GuidelinesforPainAssessmentandManagementforNeonatesLastReviewDate:20110628

    OriginalapprovalbyNICUInterprofessionalPracticeNov26,20101.0IntroductionAllneonatesintheNICUwillhavestandardassessmentsofpain,whichincludePIPPscoresforpretermandterminfantslessthan2monthsofage,andFLACCscoresforpretermandterminfantswhoaremorethan2monthsofage.

    2.0DefinitionsPIPP:PrematureInfantPainProfileisabiobehaviouralobservationaltoolforacuteandproceduralpain.FLACC:Face,Legs,Activity,Cry,Consolabilityisabehaviouralobservationaltoolforacutepain.

    3.0ClinicalPracticeRecommendations

    ThegradingsysteminTable1servesasaguidelinefortheuseraboutthehierarchyofevidenceavailabletosupporteachrecommendation.

    Table1.GradesofRecommendationA Recommendationsupportedbyatleastonerandomizedcontrolledtrial,systematic

    reviewormetaanalysis.

    B Recommendationsupportedbyatleastonecohortcomparison,casestudyorotherexperimentalstudy.

    C Recommendationsupportedbyexpertopinionorexperienceofaconsensuspanel.

    3.1PainAssessmentPIPPorFLACCscoresshouldbedocumentedoneachpatientonceashift,onadmission,andbefore,duringandafteran

    invasiveprocedureasperhospitalpolicy.SeePainAssessment==> Inaddition,PIPP5orFLACC4scoresshouldbedonemorefrequently:

    1. Followingpostoperativeprocedures.SeePainManagementGuidelinesforPostOperativePatientsintheNICU==>

    2. Toassesspainininfantswithknownmedicalconditionsorinterventionsthatmaycausepain(e.g.NEC,chesttubesetc)

    3. Followingchangestocontinuousanalgesia.4. Toevaluateweaningofpharmacologicaltreatmentsforinfantswhohavebeenonshorttermopioids.Forpatientswith

    treatmentlengthsgreaterthan35daysutilizeroutineNeonatalAbstinenceScoringforwithdrawalofopioids.SeePainManagementGuidelinesforPostOperativePatientsintheNICU==>

    3.2PainManagementForgeneralprinciplesofpainmanagment,seePainManagementClinicalPracticeGuideline==> Someadditionalstrategiesforneonatalproceduralpainmanagementareoutlinedbelow.

    3.2.1Allinfantsshouldreceivephysical/psychologicaldevelopmentallyappropriatestrategiesduringallpainfulprocedures2

    (GradeB).Developmentalstrategiesinclude:

    1. Nonnutritivesucking2. Positioningandcontainment3. Swaddling4. Reductionoflightandsoundlevels5. Minimalhandling6. Auditoryandvisualdistraction7. Skintoskincontact8. Breastfeedingdepedentoninfants'conditionandifmotherisbreastfeedingandavailableduringprocedure.

    3.2.2Inadditiontodevelopmentalstrategies,pharmacologicalstrategiesshouldbeusedconsideredbasedonthetypeofprocedure.Localtopicalanalgesicsmaybeusedwithsomeproceduresbutmaybelimitedifvasoconstrictionwouldinhibitthesuccessoftheprocedure(eg.IVstarts).AmetopisthestandardtopicalanalgesiafortheNICUandcanbeusedforprematureinfantsandfullterminfants,howeveritshouldnotbeusedinprematureinfantslessthan27weeksgestationalage

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    prematureinfantsandfullterminfants,howeveritshouldnotbeusedinprematureinfantslessthan27weeksgestationalageunlesstheyaregreaterthan14daysofage(seeSickKidseformulary).Alternatively,EMLAcanalsobeusedforterminfants

    orprematureinfantswhoaregreaterthanonemonthofage8(GradeC)(seeSickKidseformulary).

    3.2.3SucroseAdministrationSeePainManagementClinicalPracticeGuideline==>

    3.3AdjunctManagementforProceduralPainThefollowingchartrecommendsappropriateoptionsforpainmanagementforthemostcommonneonatalprocedures.Inadditiontorecommendedmanagementbelow,administrationofappropriatedevelopmentalstrategiesforpainmanagement(seenonpharmacologicalguidelinesforpainmanagement)shouldalwaysbeutilized.

    Procedure RecommendedPainManagement

    LumbarPuncture Applylocaltopicalanestheticcream(Ametop)4045minutespriortoprocedure(mustbe>27wksgestationand/or>14daysofage)Usepacifierwith24%Sucrose0.52.0mlpo2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementClinicalPracticeGuideline(CPG)==> orEformulary:SucroseCautiousphysicalhandlingisadvised

    ChestTubeInsertion

    Morphine0.1mg/kg/doseIV20minutespriortoprocedureorFentanyl1mcg/kg/doseIV35minutespriortoprocedure.AdministerfentanylbyslowIVpushover2minutes

    Usepacifierwith24%Sucrose0.52.0mlpo2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:SucroseBufferedlidocaine1%SQaslocalanestheticStartmorphineinfusionof510mcg/kg/hrfollowingbolusandassessinfantasperguidelinesforsubacutepainmanagement

    ChestTubeRemoval

    Usepacifierwith24%Sucrose0.52.0mlpo2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:Sucrose

    Immunization/IntramuscularInjection

    Usepacifierwith24%Sucrose0.52.0mlpo2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:SucroseApplylocaltopicalanestheticcream(Ametop)4045minutespriortoprocedure(mustbe>27wksgestationand/or>14daysofage)Acetaminophen1015mg/kg/dosepo1hourpriortoprocedureandthenQ4Hprnx24hrsifrequiredforfeverorlocalinflammationtomaximumdailydose65mg/kg/dayFollowhospitalwideIMInjectionPolicyrecommendations.

    SubcutaneousInjection Usepacifierwith24%Sucrose0.52.0ml2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:SucroseApplylocaltopicalanestheticcream(Ametop)4045minutespriortoprocedure(mustbe>27wksgestationand/or>14daysofage)

    EyeExams Usepacifierwith24%Sucrose0.52.0ml2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:Sucrose

    Intubation SeeNeonatalEndotrachealIntubationguidelines

    HeelLance Usepacifierwith24%Sucrose0.52.0ml2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:Sucrose

    Venipuncture/IntravenousCatheterInsertion

    Usepacifierwith24%sucrose0.52.0ml2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:SucroseAmetopmaybechosenifnonurgent

    Peripheralarterialpuncture/Peripheralarterialline

    Usepacifierwith24%sucrose0.52.0ml2minutespriortotheprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:Sucrose

    PICCLine

    Note:ifpatientalreadyreceivingopoidinfusion,theystillrequirebolusprePICCforacutepainmanagement.

    NICUPICCsPrematurePatients

    Usepacifierwith24%sucrose0.52.0ml2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:SucroseNONINTUBATED:Fentanyl0.5mcg/kg/dose5minutespriortoprocedureINTUBATED:Fentanyl1mcg/kg/dose5minutespriortoprocedure

    TermPatients

    Usepacifierwith24%sucrose0.52.0ml2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:SucroseNONINTUBATED&INTUBATED:Fentanyl1mcg/kg/dose5minutespriortoprocedureORmorphine0.1mg/kg/dose20minutespriortoprocedure

    IGTPICCsPrematurePatients

    Usepacifierwith24%sucrose2minutespriortoprocedureaspersucroseguidelines.SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:SucroseApplylocaltopicalanestheticcream(Ametop4045minutespriortoprocedure)ifinfantis>27weeksand/or>2weekspostnatalageNONINTUBATED:Fentanyl0.5mcg/kg/dose5minutespriortoprocedureINTUBATED:Fentanyl1mcg/kg/dose5minutespriortoprocedure

    TermPatients

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    TermPatients

    Usepacifierwith24%sucrose0.52.0ml2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:SucroseApplylocaltopicalanestheticcream(Ametop)4045minutespriortoprocedureNONINTUBATED&INTUBATED:Fentanyl1mcg/kg/dose5minutespriortoprocedureORmorphine0.1mg/kg/dose20minutespriortoprocedureMidazolam50mcg/kg/dose(0.05mg/kg/dose)5minutespriortoprocedureMayrepeatmidazolam50mcg/kgx1,30minutesafterfirstdoseifinadequatesedation

    PICCRemoval(IGTlinesonly)SeeRemovalofaPICC==>

    CuffedIGTlinesmustberemovedbyIGTstaffandwillbeorganizedbyVASstafftooccurintheNICUorinIGT

    EMLApatch8(GradeB)isoftenusedasperIGTSeeEformulary:EMLAUncuffedlinesmayberemovedbyNICUstaffatthediscretionofIGT

    UmbilicalLines Usepacifierwith24%sucrose0.52.0ml2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:Sucrose

    NasogastricTubes Usepacifierwith24%sucrose0.52.0ml2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:Sucrose

    Urinarycatheters/Suprapubicbladdertap

    Usepacifierwith24%sucrose0.52.0ml2minutespriortoprocedure6(GradeB).SeePainManagementCPG==> orEformulary:Sucrose

    PalliativeCare PhysicalandpsychologicalstrategiesforpainmanagementOralmorphineorlorazepammaybeutilizedasrecommendedbythepalliativecareteam

    3.3.1PostoperativePainManagementSeePainManagementGuidelinesforPostOperativePatientsintheNICU==>

    4.0RelatedDocumentsPainAssessmentPolicy==>PainManagementClinicalPracticeGuideline==>PainManagementGuidelinesforPostOperativePatientsintheNICU==>RemovalofaPeripherallyInsertedCentralCatheter(PICC)==>Eformulary:EMLAEformulary:Sucrose

    5.0ReferencesThegradingsysteminTable1servesasaguidelinefortheuseraboutthehierarchyofevidenceavailabletosupporteachrecommendation.

    Table1.GradesofRecommendationA Recommendationsupportedbyatleastonerandomizedcontrolledtrial,systematic

    reviewormetaanalysis.

    B Recommendationsupportedbyatleastonecohortcomparison,casestudyorotherexperimentalstudy.

    C Recommendationsupportedbyexpertopinionorexperienceofaconsensuspanel.

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