Sentence examples for conducting pain from inspiring English sources

He spent his "play time" capturing bugs, then conducting pain management experiments on them.

One day, Sorge and his undergraduate assistant, Kelsey Isbester, were working in a lab at McGill University, conducting pain tests by injecting a stimulant into the paws of mice that caused them to lick the wound for forty-five minutes.

They identify their lack of training and lack of knowledge as major obstacles to conducting pain management interventions.

Our results demonstrate that DCUKA, at concentrations circulating in the blood after oral administration, can modulate systems which are upregulated during peripheral sensitization, and are important for generating and conducting pain information to the CNS.

Importantly, the NaV1.7 channel is involved in conducting pain impulses in peripheral nerves, and loss of NaV1.7 function restricts pain in rodent models of inflammatory and neuropathic pain.

We aimed to conduct a systematic review of YouTube videos to gather evidence on the use of recommended pain management strategies, and to conduct pain assessments using crying duration and FLACC, the composite validated pain assessment tool.

These varied perspectives were clearly illustrated by their different approaches to obstetric practices such as conducting episiotomies, pain management and uterine wiping, as well as their interaction with the patients.

Direct hamstring palpation was conducted and pain elicited was recorded in the participants' clinical research form (CRF). Pain provocation test was evaluated by isometric contraction of the hamstring muscles when palpation did not elicit any tenderness.

Investigators who conduct clinical pain research are required to obtain voluntary informed consent from patients.

If a chronic pain patient approaches a doctor and wants to obtain some chronic, the doctor has been advised by the College to "conduct a pain assessment, assess the patient for anxiety and mood disorders, and screen and assess the patient for substance use disorders".

CS and JH conducted patient pain scoring as well as collecting and processing blood samples.