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Pediatric Pain Scale Calculator

Assess pain in young children using the FLACC behavioral pain scale (Face, Legs, Activity, Cry, Consolability).

Inputs

Results

FLACC Score

0

Pain Level

No Pain

Recommended InterventionNo intervention needed
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Observe the child at rest and during movement. Score each FLACC domain 0–2 based on behavioral cues.
  2. Face (0–2): 0 = no expression or smile, 1 = occasional grimace/frown, 2 = frequent quivering chin or clenched jaw.
  3. Legs (0–2): 0 = normal/relaxed, 1 = uneasy/restless/tense, 2 = kicking or drawn up. Activity (0–2): 0 = lying quietly, 1 = squirming/tense, 2 = arched/rigid.
  4. Cry (0–2): 0 = no cry, 1 = moans/whimpers, 2 = crying steadily or screaming. Consolability (0–2): 0 = content, 1 = reassured by touch, 2 = difficult to console.
  5. Review the Total FLACC Score (0–10), Pain Level, and Recommended Intervention — scores ≥7 indicate severe pain requiring prompt management.
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