The phrase "administering pain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical procedures, discussions about pain management, or in metaphorical language discussing inflicting emotional or psychological distress.
Example: "The doctor was careful in administering pain relief to ensure the patient was comfortable during the procedure."
Alternatives: "inflicting pain" or "causing pain".
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.
In 2005, Dr. Finkelstein was instructed in the proper use of syringes in administering pain medications by state health investigators and he has since been monitored to make sure he complied, a State Health Department spokesman said.
As Ms. Paul explains, "A few [researchers] have gone so far as to suggest administering pain relief to fetuses undergoing an assisted birth, perhaps in the form of an injection of local anesthetic into the fetus's scalp where it is grasped by the forceps or suction device".
Porchet et al. [11] compared radiological findings and clinical examination by administering pain and disability scores.
Can the family pitch in with necessary tasks — from administering pain medication to bathing to helping the person toilet?
Second, the myth that pain relief hastens death might have persisted and perpetuated itself because it expresses the compassionate thought behind the second assumption: that the hastening of death may be a welcome side effect of administering pain relief to patients at the end of life.
It is a guide to successfully administering pain-free anaesthesia.
Grey-area deaths—administering pain-killers in large doses stayed roughly the same, at about 19% of all deaths, and deaths arising from the decision to forgo treatment increased from around 18% to just over 20%.
By contrast Britain's firemen, notoriously, have in past decades for the most part stubbornly refused training in such medical skills as administering pain-killers, or to carry equipment such as defibrillators (for treating heart attacks).The third question is the role of the private sector.
Administer pain relief beforehand, since this will be painful for the goat.
Who will administer pain medications?
