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> But really, when things like opiates are involved patient input is rarely useful. Since there is no method for determining the level of a patient's pain, and
by skookumchuck 8y ago
> But really, when things like opiates are involved patient input is rarely useful.
Since there is no method for determining the level of a patient's pain, and opiates are for pain management, how can you conclude that?
- stef25 8y agoYeah, I didn't phrase that properly. Of course patients should communicate how much pain they are in, but they shouldn't communicate the type of painkillers that are to be prescribed.