Removing Your Pain Pump

Shalina TV Content Type
Surgeries and Procedures
Interests
Pain & Anesthesiology
Surgery
Emergency Medicine
Speciality
Pain & Anesthesiology
Surgery
Emergency Medicine
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MEDICAL ANIMATION TRANSCRIPT: Please watch this entire video before removing your pump. This video will teach you how to tell if your pump is working, how to care for it, and how to remove it. A pain pump is used after surgery to deliver numbing medicine

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