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Patient-controlled analgesia. A method in which the patient controls the amount of pain medicine that is used. When pain relief is needed, the person can receive a preset dose of pain medicine by pressing a button on a computerized pump that is connected to a small tube in the body.
patient controlled analgesia, or PCA, is a method of administering pain medication that is activated by the patient.
Patient Controlled Analgesa. A patient operated pain pump that is run through an IV that and is controlled by pressing a button which dispenses medication. The medication is limited based on how much will be dispensed within any given time.
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Patient Care Assistant. Used to be known as Nursing Assistants back in the good old days. These people are your friends. They help you do things that you try to tell the nurses that you really can't do. Be nice to them
Self-administration of analgesics by a patient instructed in doing so; usually refers to self-dosing with intravenous opioid (e.g., morphine) administered by means of a programmable pump.
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Method of pain treatment after surgery that allows the patient to self-administer pain medication under a controlled regimen.
Patient Controlled Analgesia. A pump attached to the IV after surgery which allows a patient to push a button and give themselves a dose of pain medication. Often used during the first night in the hospital after surgery.
Patient Controlled Analgesic. a method of delivering intravenous pain medications with a pump that allows the patient to self-administer the medication when needed.
Patient Controlled Analgesia A system connected to the IV which allows the patient to administer pain mediation that is within the parameters prescribed by the physician. By pushing a button, medication can be released into the bloodstream for immediate pain relief.
Abbreviation for Patient Controlled Analgesia, a method of administering pain medication directly into a patient's circulatory system through a vein (usually in the arm or hand) or directly to the nerves that perceive lower abdominal pain (epidural area). Delivery of pain medicine is activated by the patient pushing a request button.
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Literally "Patient Controlled Analgesia." This is a program where a machine dispenses a preset amount of pain medicine directly into a vein when the patient pushes a button.