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Interferência relacionada à dor mede o quanto a dor interfere nas atividades diárias e participação (“quanto a dor interfere na sua vida?”). O paciente deve ser solicitado a avaliar a interferência média relacionada à dor experimentada na última semana em escala de estimativa numérica de 11 pontos (variando de 0 “sem interferência” ao 10 “incapaz de realizar atividades") ou em escala visual de avaliação de 100mm | |||
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Pain-related interference is a measure for how much the pain interferes with daily activities and participation (“how much does the pain interfere with your life?”). The patient should be asked to rate the average pain-related interference they experienced in the last week on an 11-point numerical rating scale (ranging from 0 ‘no interference’ to 10 ‘unable to carry on activities’) or a 100mm visual rating scale. | |||
Revision as of 16:12, 14 August 2026
Pain-related interference is a measure for how much the pain interferes with daily activities and participation (“how much does the pain interfere with your life?”). The patient should be asked to rate the average pain-related interference they experienced in the last week on an 11-point numerical rating scale (ranging from 0 ‘no interference’ to 10 ‘unable to carry on activities’) or a 100mm visual rating scale.
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| English | Pain-related interference |
Pain-related interference is a measure for how much the pain interferes with daily activities and participation (“how much does the pain interfere with your life?”). The patient should be asked to rate the average pain-related interference they experienced in the last week on an 11-point numerical rating scale (ranging from 0 ‘no interference’ to 10 ‘unable to carry on activities’) or a 100mm visual rating scale. |
