Pain and Pain Management Flashcards

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What is Pain?

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unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with tissue damage

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Acute Pain

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intense for a short period of time

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Incident related Pain

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pain that occurs from a specific movement

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Chronic Pain

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Pain that continues over a long period of time

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Pain management

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process of helping to make a persons pain easier to live with

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Musculoskeletal Pain (somatic pain)

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Pain that is in muscles, joints, connective tissues and bones

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Myofascial Pain

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soreness of muscles

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Viceral Pain

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pain of internal organs

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Neuropathic Pain

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pain initiated by a dysfunction in the nervous system

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Anesthetic

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drug that causes numbness

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NSAIDS

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non steroidal anti inflammatory drug

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Suffering

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mental state of undergoing pain, distress or hardship

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Difference between Pain and Suffering

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Suffering is optional, Pain is inevitable

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Pain tolerance

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maximum amount of pain that. person is able to tolerate

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Pain threshold

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the point along a curve when a stimulus begins to become painful (pinch)

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16
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Factor affecting Pain tolerance

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Competing sensory
Aging process
Expectations
Past experiences
General Health
Prospects of reward

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Peripheral Nerve

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pain may reoccur

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Central Nerve

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damage to central nervous system

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Expectation duration

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most pain temporary and short term

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What is transduction

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First stage of pain, stimulus causes tissue damage

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What is the order of somatic and visceral sensations of pain

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Transduction, transmission, perception, modulation

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what is transmission

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damaged cells send signals to neurotransmitters that create an action potential

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Perception

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when you become. aware of the pain

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Modulation

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brain releases substances which inhib further transmission of painful stimuli

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Reffered pain
pain from 1 body part is felt in another body part
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Endorphins
opiod produced by NS to inhibit transmission of pain
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Metabolic
anything metabolism
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Cardiovascular
Heart
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Respiratory
lungs and airways
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Genitourinary
kidney
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Digestive
Digestive system (stomach, pancreas, etc)
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Muscloskeletal
muscle and movement
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Cognitive
Brain
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Immune
Antibody
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Unaddressed pain
dismiss pain or don't want to admit the pain
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What are examples of pain feels
tingles, pressure, sore, burning, itching, aching, cramping
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What are examples of pain acts
violent, gradual, intense, sudden, slow
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Explain Humour as pain relief
it distracts the brain by making the pain feel more bearable
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Primary headaches
most common, not concerning, combination of environmental factors and genetics
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Secondary Headaches
concerning, likely due to a medical reason, rare
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What are some non verbal expressions of pain
facial expressions (squinting, frowning), restlessness (cant sit still), protection (limping, holding area)
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what are some Verbal expression
loud, growning, moaning, words,
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Pain control and relief
Heat (soothes, relaxes draws blood) cold (numbs, reduce swelling, restricts blood), massage (creates movement, loosens, reduce swelling)