Chronic Pain Flashcards

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define pain

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subjective and indiv exp

to protect us from harm

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acute pain

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immed response to noxious stim

time limited

physiologic process

tx should remove prob

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chronic pain

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3-6 mo p initiating event

pwede na di na bcs of noxious

psychological and behavioral

di na sha protective kase nag heal naman na

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discuss recurrent pain

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repeated episodes of acute pain

chronic pain where sx are intermittent

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what is suffering

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affective - emotional and cognitive

catastrophizing

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most common chronic pain

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fibromyalgia

LBP

females

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addiction

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impaired control ng use of drugs despite harm

opioids

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adjuvant medication

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for ibang sx but happens to treat pain also

antidepressant

anti convulsant

steroids

neuroleptics

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allodynia

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cause by stim na not suppose to cause pain

from past or present trauma or idiopathic

fibromyalgia

migraine

postherapeutic nerualgia

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analgesia

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absence of pain stim

trauma to peripheral nerve or sugery

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causalgia

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sustained burning, allodynia and hyperpathia

usually diabetic neuropathy

pain c autonomic dysfunction

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central pain

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lesion in CNS

stroke

MS

tumors

epilepsy

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chronic pain syndrome

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extensive pain behaviors

life disruption

isolation

demanding

anger

doctor shopping

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dependence

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drug use c withdrawal syndrome

panic c withdrawal

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dysesthesia

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unpleasant sensation

shocking, burning, tingling

pt c causalgia

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hyperalgesia

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inc response to pain stim

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hyperesthesia

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inc sensitivity to sim but not special sense

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malignant pain

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assoc c cancer

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neurogenic pain

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lesion on PNS or CNS

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neuropathic pain

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pain caused by lesion on nervous system

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nocebo effect

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opposite ng placebo

inc sx from inert treatment bcs pt believes that it will

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nociception

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receptors sensitive to noxious stim

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suffering

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affective component

anxiety and anger

helplessness

unpleasantness

catastrophizing

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effect of SSRI and SNRI

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limits CNS and helps c chronic pain

antidepressants

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MSK causes of pain
spinal pain HA arthritis
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other causes of pain
stroke SCI MS HIV/AIDS cancer
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traditional model of pain
tissue damage = pain acute pain cant exp pain s damage
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biopsychosocial model of pain
physical, environment and psychological factors how person and other percieve pain
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chronic pain syndrome
extensive pain behaviors pain becomes disease = suffering tissue factors and psychological factors
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integrated biobehavioral approach
acute pain is nociceptive - mechanical, theram and chemical synapses to SI and SII
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purpose of anterior cingulate cortex
pain and unpleasantness for affect, cognition and response selection
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purpose of insula
autonomic responses to noxious stim related to memory and learning behaviors kaya may tachycardia, sweating and ANS sx in chronic pain
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discuss pain neuromatrix
synaptic links from genetics - diff each person mod by psychological and sensory inputs cognitive sensory affective
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explain the GCT
c fibers and a delta tapos a beta and C aplha non-painful stim can dec pain mediated by norepinephrine & descending inhib factors
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modulators of GCT
placebo antidepressants anticonvulsants
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involved in the descending inhibitory factors of the brain
hypothalamus amygdala PAG RVM
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dorsal inhib pathways
travels to dorsal funiculus secretes: noradrenaline acethylcholine serotonin glycine
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what mediates nocebo effct
Caudal anterior cingulate cortex head of the caudate cerebellum Contralateral cuneiform nucleus
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peripheral sensitization
pain from inflammation sa nerve or connective tissue or axons
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central sensitization
inflammation in CNS inc excitability of dorsal horn exp pain s injury
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wind up pain
repeated low stim tas maiipon =. pain long-term potentiation
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central sensitization can occur in
fibromyalgia MPS chronic HA TMJ neuropathic pain
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significance on ANS to pain
HPA physical or emotional stress can activate yung mga synapses = pain
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discuss hyperalgesia
inc pain kasi primary and secondary neurons firing sa dorsal horn
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short-term allodynia
dec threshold of nerves
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long-term allodynia
A alpha and beta fibers synapse c nociceptor = inc pain maladaptive changes to nerves
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CNS NT that influence pain
glutamate substance P nerve growth factor serotonin
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CNS NT that inhibit pain
descending antinociceptive pathways norepi-serotonin-dopamine opioids cannabinoids GABA
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3 pain dimensions
sensory-discriminative motvation-affective cogntiive-affective
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purpose of subchronic pain
to help c tissue healing do not move it too much prevent further damage
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desrcibe muscle pain
dull, deep, aching, cramping, & dicult to localize
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desribe peripheral neurogenic pain
hypoesthesia, anesthesia, weakness, paresthesia, dysesthesia, & pain
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describe causalgia
vasomotor, sudomotor and trophic changes extremity is cold or hot
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central neurogenic pain
burning, aching, lancing, pricking or pressing mga HPA, hyperlagesia and allodynia
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risk factors of chronic pain
genetics female more PTSD psychological state and hx hormones and HP regulation lifestyle
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lifestyle factors
smoking opiate and alcohol obesity and OW poor sleep dec vit D