patient controlled analgesia (pca)

Who is a candidate for PCA?

PCA is suitable for patients who:
Are experiencing moderate to severe pain
Are cognitively and physically capable of operating the PCA device
Have stable hemodynamic status
However, it may not be appropriate for patients who are very young, have cognitive impairments, or are unable to understand the use of the device.

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