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        VetBooks.ir  Glasgow feline composite measure pain scale: CMPS – Feline continued

             Approach the cage, call the cat by name and stroke along its back from head to tail
             Question 5
             Does it?
                Respond to stroking
             Is it
                Unresponsive                        1
                Aggressive
                                                                      5
             of any painful area, apply similar pressure around in the hind leg above the knee
             Question 6
             Does it?
                 o nothing
                Swish tail  atten ears              1
                Cry hiss
                 rowl
                Bite lash out                       4
             Question 7
             General impression
             Is the cat
                 appy and content
                 isinterested  uiet                 1
                Anxious fearful
                 ull
                 epressed grumpy                    4

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           Guidance for use of the                numerically according to their associated pain
           Glasgow Composite Measure              severity and the person carrying out the
           Pain Scales                            assessment chooses the descriptor within
                                                  each category which best  ts the dog s
           Canine – Short Form                    behaviour condition. It is important to carry
            he short form composite measure pain score   out the assessment procedure as described
                                                  on the questionnaire, following the protocol
            C PS S   can be applied  uickly and reliably   closely.  he pain score is the sum of the
           in a clinical setting and has been designed as a   rank scores.  he maximum score for the six
           clinical decision making tool which was   categories is  4, or    if mobility is impossible
           developed for dogs in acute pain. It includes   to assess.  he total C PS S  score has
              descriptor options within six behavioural   been shown to be a useful indicator of
           categories, including mobility.  ithin each   analgesic requirement and the recommended
           category, the descriptors are ranked   analgesic intervention level is 6  4 or     .

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