Sentence examples for assumed pain from inspiring English sources

Doing so was said to worsen the quality of life in the short time which the patient had left due to the assumed pain and subsequent bruising by administering the injection into a patient's abdomen.

Market perceptions of risk were falling at precisely the time risk in the system was building.The problem seems to be that while, in theory, creditors would bear the pain if banks collapsed, in practice creditors doubted that they would.Having debtors assume pain on paper is fine in practice.

Several tools are available to assess symptoms, such as pain and dyspnea, with patients who cannot self-report because of impaired cognition and/or inability to communicate, which often occurs in the ICU: these include the Behavioral Pain Scale [52], Critical Care Pain Observation Tool [53], Assume Pain Present approach [54], and Respiratory Distress Observation Scale [55].

We therefore treated these sub-groups as two studies, assuming pain regions were independent events.

The Marburg score has three modalities of chest pain: "Pain worse during exercise", "pain not reproduced by palpation" and "patient assumes pain is of cardiac origin".

Historically, pain treatment has focused on the pancreatic gland, assuming pain to be generated by ongoing pancreatic inflammation, parenchymal hypertension and ductal obstruction.

A similar question was previously used in an investigation of the Marburg Heart Score [ 43], which expressed this factor as "patient assumes pain is of cardiac origin".

He did not receive treatment then and did not inform the Mets about it, because he assumed the pain would dissipate.

These have often assumed that pain behaviours are maintained by environmental reinforcers.

We assumed baseline pain of migraine was always at least moderate (Table 1 [11]).

In other economical evaluation models, it was assumed that pain control effectiveness was the same and that there were differences only in the frequency of adverse events [ 47- 49].