Lecture 1 Flashcards

Intro + Pain Assessment

1
Q

What is the purpose of pain ?

A

Protective function
Alerts a problem, prevents further surgery and facilitates healing

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2
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What is the pain pathway ?

A
  1. transduction
  2. transmission
  3. modulation
  4. perception
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3
Q

What are the different type of pain ?

A

ACUTE

CHRONIC :
Nociceptive pain
Inflammatory
Dysfunctional
Neuropathic

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4
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What is the main difference betwen acute and chronic pain ?

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Acute : limited, identifiable, physiological

Chronic : lasting, no clear reason, pathological

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5
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What is the main treatment goal for chronic pain ?

A

functionality ( not curing)

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6
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What is the definition for pain ?

A

sensory and emotional experience of the actual damage to the tissue

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7
Q

What is congenital Insensitivity to pain ?

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There is a lack of emotional response to pain and can lead to trauma and injuries

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8
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What is allodynia ?

A

pain to a stimulus that is not supposed to cause pain

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9
Q

What is Dysesthesia ?

A

unpleasant abnormal sensation

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10
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what is paresthesia ?

A

abnormal sensation (not unpleasant )

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11
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What is sensitization ?

A

lowering the pain threshold

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12
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What is the main difference between causal and associative hypothesis ?

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Causal = 1 causes this
Associative = there are multiple factors to pain

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13
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What are the key things about the nociceptive

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Protective
No injuries to the CNS or inflammation

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14
Q

What are the key things about inflammatory pain ?

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Sensory amplifications ( low or high stimuli)
Inflammation
adaptive and reversible

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15
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What are the key things about dysfunctional pain ?

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No lesion in the CNS or inflammation
Amplification at any point in the pathway
maladaptive
lost its function

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16
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What are the key things about neuropathic pain ?

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CNS is damaged
amplifies with no , little or high stimuli

17
Q

What are the various options for pain management ?

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