Test #1 Flashcards

(33 cards)

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What are the steps of General Adaptation Theory?

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Alarm
Resistance
Exhaustion

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Alarm

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“fight or flight”
initial response to injury/stress

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3
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Resistance

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adaptation to stress
plateau
ex. muscle guarding

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4
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Exhaustion

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body can no longer withstand stress = it gives out

longest stage

leads to overuse injuries

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5
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Adipose tissue is a good medium for what modality?

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ultrasound

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6
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Cardinal Signs of Inflammation

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redness
swelling
heat
pain
loss of function

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7
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Acute Inflammatory Response Cells

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neutrophils
histamines
herparin
prostaglandins
kinins

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8
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Heparin

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anticoagulant

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9
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Prostaglandins

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increase capillary permeability
stimulate free nerve endings

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10
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Kinins

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produce pain

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11
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Edema

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old swelling that just pools or sits somewhere

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12
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What are the dimensions of pain perception?

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sensory discriminative
cognitive evaluative
affective motivational

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Sensory discriminative

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localizes source of pain

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14
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Cognitive evaluative

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interprets pain based on past experiences and expectations

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15
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Affective motivational

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limbic system causes inward and outward responses (fear, anxiety, crying)

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16
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Afferent

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body to brain

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Efferent

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brain to body

18
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Which component of pain perception can be affected by modalities such as cold application?

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Pain tolerance

19
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What are the superficial receptors?

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Thermal receptors
Merkel’s discs
Meissner’s corpuscles
Pacinian corpuscles
Ruffini corpuscles
Nociceptors

20
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Merkel’s discs

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react to low threshold mechanical pressure

adapt slowly

21
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Meissner’s corpuscles

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react to low threshold mechanical pressure

adapt rapidly

22
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Pacinian corpuscles

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deep in skin

react to HIGH levels of mechanical pressure

23
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Ruffini corpuscles

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stretching of skin and changes in joint position (proprioceptive)

24
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Pain control theory targets what?

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perception of pain

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Gate control theory
distract from pain sensations with another sensation
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Gate control theory -ascending
A-beta = muscles small diameter traffic = pain stimuli To decrease nociceptive stimuli: - stimulate A-beta = closing small diameter traffic
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Gate control theory -descending
gate closes in ascending and opioids are released to control pain perception
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Electrical stimulation does what?
overloads the senses
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Local anesthetics
cause loss of sensation in the area (ex. biofreeze)
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What is the highest level of regulation?
licensure
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Certification =
do you know what you are supposed to know
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Registration
register with state before practicing
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Blanket prescription
assigned to no one