Intro to Pain Flashcards

1
Q

tissue sensitization to pain called?

A

hyperalgesia

nociceptor threshold reduced

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2
Q

TRPV1 for 3 things?

A

Acid
Capsaicin
Temperature

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3
Q

inflamatory response causes what induction?

A

COX2

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4
Q

Aspirin and NSAIDS inhibit what?

A

PG synthesis

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5
Q

Hyperalgesia is what kind of shift in curve graph?

A

left -shift

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6
Q

a-d fibres?

A

fast, sharp, acute, pricking

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7
Q

C-fibres?

A

slow, aching, throbbing

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8
Q

what excites, what inhibits in spinal cord?

A

Glutamate/aspartate - excite

GABA/Glycine - inhibit

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9
Q

which receptor is low pain threshold?

A

AMPA

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10
Q

which receptor is high pain threshold?

A

NMDA

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11
Q

prolonged NMDA activation problem?

A

chronic activation with Mg2+ displacement
opiod resistance
‘wind up’’

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12
Q

how to treat NMDA receptor chronic activation?

A

Ketamine

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13
Q

How does gate control inhibit pain?

A

via endorphins

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14
Q

opiods mechanism?

A

pre-synaptic to decrease NT

post-synaptical to hyperpolarise nerve roots

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15
Q

Tricyclic antidepressant amitriptyline what kind?

A

5HT reuptake inhibitor, good for central algesia

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16
Q

stim of periaqueductal grey matter?

A

profound analgesia via

endogenous opioids

17
Q

Lamotrine for?

A

facial neuropathic pain

18
Q

chronic pain definition?

A

pain more than 3 months after trauma

19
Q

what happens with mutation of sodium channel Na-v1.7?

A

absence of pain

20
Q

what is stargazing gene mutation do??

A

increased susceptibility to neuropathic pain

21
Q

codeine metabolism deficiency in what enzyme?

A

CYP2D6

22
Q

morphine comes from?

A

opium

23
Q

big opium side effect?

A

ventilatory depression
drowsiness and sedation
constipation

24
Q

what is multimodal analgesia?

A

combine smaller opioids with non-opioids

25
Q

what is pre-emptive analgesia?

A

prior to injury so less pain meds post surgery

26
Q

what is regional anaesthesia?

A

eg. brachial plexus block with lignocaine

27
Q

first anaesthetic?

A

cocaine

28
Q

what is an intranasal opioid to give to kids?

A

fentanyl

29
Q

migraine meds?

A

analgesics

vasoconstrictors

30
Q

labour pain?

A

inhaled NO

31
Q

opioids for labour pain?

A

nope

32
Q

spinal anaesthesia target?

A

dorsal horn