The phrase "administer pain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical procedures, treatments, or discussions about inflicting pain intentionally or unintentionally.
Example: "The doctor had to administer pain relief before proceeding with the surgery."
Alternatives: "inflict pain" or "cause pain".
Administer pain relief beforehand, since this will be painful for the goat.
Who will administer pain medications?
All troops are trained in the basics of first aid, including how to stop bleeding, splint fractures, dress wounds and burns, and administer pain medication.
Baxter International Inc. said yesterday that the Food and Drug Administration had seized 6,000 company-owned Colleague infusion pumps that were linked to deaths and 850 Syndeo syringe pumps used to administer pain medication.
The DEA sent out guidance last summer in response to some of the pleas, but it did not resolve the central issue of whether a nurse could serve as an agent of a doctor and administer pain medication with a verbal directive rather than a written prescription from a doctor.
Those are just a few of the colorful nuggets in an ESPN the Magazine interview in which the 21-year-old out of Texas A&M swears he will administer pain to the Cleveland Browns, or any team that makes a trade with them for the No. 1 pick.
PCA devices are now available for oral medications, allowing patients to self-administer pain pills without requesting them from the nurse.
Then, when I administered pain medication with a pump, my face became red and swollen.
With the permission of the boy's mother, medics administered pain meds to calm the boy down.
I'm 48 and have had 12 chronic episodes since age 21, requiring doctor administered pain management (including morphine).
Shouldn't these fetuses also be entitled to their own painkillers?" And in fact, both Nicholas Fisk and Marc Van de Velde have raised the possibility of administering pain relief to fetuses undergoing difficult deliveries.
