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?

22
Q

morphine comes from?

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
what is pre-emptive analgesia?
prior to injury so less pain meds post surgery
26
what is regional anaesthesia?
eg. brachial plexus block with lignocaine
27
first anaesthetic?
cocaine
28
what is an intranasal opioid to give to kids?
fentanyl
29
migraine meds?
analgesics | vasoconstrictors
30
labour pain?
inhaled NO
31
opioids for labour pain?
nope
32
spinal anaesthesia target?
dorsal horn