Exam 1 Pain Related Neurophysiology Flashcards

1
Q

does a sprained ankle hurt the same way when you are in danger vs when danger is coming

A

no

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2
Q

weapon is produced by the brain based on the perception of

A

danger

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3
Q

what is wrong with Renee?

A

nocioception is not pain
pain is not an input of the brain, it is an output
the NS is not just a wire
there is no direct link between tissue damage and pain
all pain is not caused by injury
pain is both physical and mental
chronic pain does not mean tissues are not healed

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4
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pain is 100% from the

A

brain, it is a multi system outputs,

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5
Q

what is activated whenever the brain perceives a threat

A

neural signature

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6
Q

what three things make up the processing for the neuropathic

A

cognition, sensory and affective

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7
Q

describe ion channel expression

A

ion channels will govern neural activity, and they send messages to the brain. they are int he DRG and nodes of Ravier, and they are sensitive to lots of different things. Ion channel concentrations change based on what we need, and they can become sensitive

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8
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retrograde firing of nerves results in

A

increased inflammation and swelling and even an immune response

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9
Q

persistent firing of C fibers does what to the interneurons

A

kills them

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10
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when C fibers pull back and A fibers grow in what happens

A

allodynia

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11
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what happens with death of inhibitory Enrons

A

decreased gating

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12
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what happens with up regulation of second neurons

A

increased firing to brain

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13
Q

what occurs with inappropriate synapses

A

pain from the other side, smudging, and even size changes, reading pain, and mirror pains

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14
Q

with decreased endogenous mechanisms…

A

allodynia and hyperalgesia

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15
Q

what happens with a constant danger signal to a wet brain

A

there is a decrease in the amount of opioids our brain produces

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16
Q

thinking about grandma…

A

there are areas of the brain that light up, and a neural signature

17
Q

cingulate cortex

A

concentration and focusing

18
Q

what contributes to pain

A

beliefs, knowledge, social context, anticipated consequences, cues, PT

19
Q

TF: the brain always gets signals about danger, and decides which signals it wants to inhibit or increase

A

true

20
Q

Lion walks into the room

A

sympathetic response, and we start to try to survive. That signal gets through

21
Q

with fear, pain, the lion what hormones are released

A

adrenaline and cortisol

22
Q

what does cortisol do

A

hurts tissues, tired, fatigued, memory and sleep problems, concentration problems, BP issues. Immune response

23
Q

what are the outputs in the neuromatrix

A

pain, action programs, and stress regulation