A data visualization that explains the difference between Persistent Pain (constant pain that lasts all day) and Breakthrough Pain (sudden flares of pain) in Pain Assessment. It appears to be a bar chart at first glance but does not track changes in Pain Assessment over time. Rather it suggests that pain levels may spike suddenly with varying levels of intensity. It argues that Breakthrough Pain may be slight or severe but is always sudden. The background is light blue with graphic elements in red orange and dark blue with text in dark blue red and white.
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