Abstract

Pain was multi dimensional experiences which has sensory, emotional and motivational aspects. Therefore various methods for pain induction and pain measurement has been developed: the laboratory techniques to induce and measure pain in people who are not in pain, and the tools to measure of assess pain in patients who are suffering pain. This present study introduced to methods of pain induction and pain measurements used in laboratory and in clinical settings: for example, electrical, pressure, heat. cold, chemical pain induction and rating scale, visual analogue scale(VAS), McGill Pain Questionnaire(MPQ) etc. However, further studies are needed to develop pain measurements techniques which reflect different properties of human pain and have high validity and reliability

• Keywords: Pain Induction, Pain Measurement, Pain Response