Pain Flashcards

1
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5 mechanisms of chronic pain

A
Noxious input
Ectopic foci
Ephatic transmission
Central sensitization
Structural Reorganization
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2
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3 origins of pain

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Peripheral
Genetics
Central Stimulation

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3
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Example of Peripheral origin pathway

A

Injury to peripheral nerve (laceration)

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4
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What happens with Genetic origin of pain

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COMT inhibition increases pain

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5
Q

Which origin of pain is top down control and examples

A

Central stimulation

Fibromyalgia
Migraine
CRPS

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6
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5 types of pain control

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Natural nociception
Gate theory of pain
Counterirritant
Stess induced Anti nociception
Drugs
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7
Q

What is natural nociception?

A

When you just choose not to interpret pain

Top down control

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8
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What is gate theory of pain>?

A

Change your focus of attention

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9
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What is stress induced anti-nociception?

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Adrenaline

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