Cancer Pain ManagementDeborah B. McGuire, Connie Henke Yarbro Grune & Stratton, 1987 - 286 pages |
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... Pain Management Increased participation in continuing education programs on pain management . • Increased educational exposure to pharmacologic principles relevant to pain care , with emphasis on the commonly used non - narcotic ...
... Pain Management Increased participation in continuing education programs on pain management . • Increased educational exposure to pharmacologic principles relevant to pain care , with emphasis on the commonly used non - narcotic ...
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... pain management , 94-95 Dilaudid , analgesic potency of , 162t Dimensions , multiple , in measuring pain , 134-135 Dolene , analgesic potency of , 165t Drawings for pain location , 144 Drug ( s ) abuse of , definition of , 76 abuser of ...
... pain management , 94-95 Dilaudid , analgesic potency of , 162t Dimensions , multiple , in measuring pain , 134-135 Dolene , analgesic potency of , 165t Drawings for pain location , 144 Drug ( s ) abuse of , definition of , 76 abuser of ...
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... pain on , 144-145 Gastrointestinal effects of narcotic analgesics , 181 Gate Control Theory of pain , 3 ... management , 76–78 strategies for improving , 78-80 education of , in cancer pain management , recommendations for , 74-76 ...
... pain on , 144-145 Gastrointestinal effects of narcotic analgesics , 181 Gate Control Theory of pain , 3 ... management , 76–78 strategies for improving , 78-80 education of , in cancer pain management , recommendations for , 74-76 ...
Contents
Prevalence and Profile of Pain | 21 |
Painful Complications of Cancer Diagnosis | 47 |
Issues in Cancer Pain Management | 69 |
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