Sentence examples for uses of morphine from inspiring English sources

When they aren't sinking into pedantry (Acetaminophen is "most popularly known by its major brand name, Tylenol"), they're veering off into strange generalizations (the uses of morphine "are always medicinal rather than recreational"; it's "been discovered that the brains of every species of animal life contain that core region — the amygdala — that both feels and preserves emotional trauma").

Despite the study's limitations due to the retrospective study, they suggest that the use of morphine in combination with spinal anesthesia may be useful in terms of early ambulation and postoperative pain relief compared with combined spinal and epidural anesthesia (CSEA) without the use of opioids.

The use of morphine for medical purposes was relatively low and stable until 1984, the report says.

To describe the use of morphine at home for acute postoperative pain in children.

Accumulating evidence support the growing non-medical use of morphine during adolescence.

Grant has a dying ex-cop father, who eases his own pain by increasing his use of morphine with the humane collaboration of a nurse.

The board and the World Health Organization encourage the use of morphine, which is derived from opium, or similar drugs to relieve cancer-related pain.

For decades, doctors have worried that they might be disciplined, or even face criminal prosecution, for the aggressive use of morphine and other narcotics to control pain.

Acknowledging her need for and use of morphine was apparently damning in the eyes of the jury, but as a matter of science it is entirely irrelevant.

Strong suffered from permanent ill health and was often affected by the generous use of morphine to control pain.

No morphine-related death from breastfeeding has ever been reported in a peer-reviewed journal, and in fact the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends the use of morphine in preference to some other narcotics for women who are nursing babies.