Exam 2 Pain Chapter Flashcards
Intense but time limited pain that is generally the result of tissue damage or disease
Acute pain
Examples of acute pain
Broken bone, cut, bruise, or labor of child birth
Often begins as acute pain but does not go away after a minimum of 6 months
A disorder characterized by widespread musculoskeletal chronic pain accompanied by fatigue, sleep, memory, and mood issues
Fibromyalgia
A headache that can cause acute throbbing pain or pulsing sensation
Migraine
Benign but persistent pain that is hard to manage
Intractable benign pain
Chronic back pain is an example of
Intractable benign pain
Pain that continues for 12 weeks or longer
Chronic back pain
Pain that originates from a malignant condition ( continues and worsens over time )
Progressive pain
Example of progressive pain
Osteoarthritis
Feeling pain can be ____ to long term health and survival
Beneficial
Specific sensory receptors for different types of sensations such as pain, warmth, tough, and pressure
Specific theory
Describes pain as resulting from the type of stimulation received by the nerve endings and theorizes the key determination of pain is the intensity of the stimulation
Pattern their
An unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage
Pain