The intensity of pain in the prehospital setting is most strongly reflected in the respiratory rate among physiological parameters.
Abstract In order to treat pain optimally, the Emergency Medical Service (EMS) clinician needs to be able to make a reasonable estimation of the severity of the pain. It is hypothesised that various physiological parameters will change as a response to pain.
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