Sentence examples for monitoring pain from inspiring English sources

Judy Macarthur Clark, chief inspector of the Home Office's Animal Procedures Committee, pointed to the development of a technique for automatically monitoring pain in mice.

By monitoring pain levels in volunteers who had been given a strong opioid painkiller, they found that telling a volunteer the drug had now worn off was enough for a person's pain to return to the levels it was at before they were given the drug.

Our aim was to evaluate the feasibility and the reliability of using a handheld electronic communication device via telemedicine as a method for assessing and monitoring pain and discomfort in chronic pain patients.

Unique considerations for this population include (1) monitoring pain during and after exercise, (2) providing days of rest when disease flares occur, and (3) infusing variety into the exercise regimen to encourage adherence.

Therefore, we included a scale for monitoring pain during training (additional file).

Because pain is a major symptom for patients with hip or knee OA, we included a scale for monitoring pain during training.

Some hospitals have a standard assessment for postoperative patients that, among other concerns, monitors pain medication.

In many cases, hospitals have monitored pain in patients on an informal basis, but now doing so will be mandatory.

The system then could be used to monitor pain and its severity, how efficient drugs are in relieving pain, and to differentiate between types of chronic pain.

Dr. Julia Finkel hopes that using technical data from games and interactive activities to objectively identify and monitor pain can help determine how to evaluate the techniques used to treat it.

The Spanish version of "Pain control," culturally adapted and structured in two components (13 indicators), is useful to assess and monitor pain control in patients with chronic pain.