Lecture 5 Flashcards

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true or false the bigger the group is the more there are individual differences in pain

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true

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true or false: when you get a disease or like a surgery do you have high chances of have chronic pain susceptibility

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true

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3
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what is the % of chronic post surgical pain

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7%

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4
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what are the two main reasons for interindividual variability

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-organismic
-environmental

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5
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what are organismic differences?

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–genetic backround
-sex
-psychological traits: stable
-age
-circadian rythyms

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6
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what are enviromental differences

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-past experiences
-gender
-psychological states: unstable
-diet
-legal factors
-social factors

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7
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true or false the biological model of pain is true

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nah it is false

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8
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what is the biological model

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it is the model that says oh if your bladder hurts, then your problem is the bladder

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9
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what is a study that you can do to see if pain genes are important heritable

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-if identical twins not =fraternal twins then the genes are not important
-if identical twins==fraternal genes for pain means environment factors for pain

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10
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what is the % of pain genes that are heritable

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40%

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11
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true or false: mices have the same % of pain genes that are heritable

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true

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12
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what is an example of a monogenic pain disorder

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HSAN aka pain insensitivity

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13
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true or false: most pain diseases are omnigenic

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true

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14
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what is the gene that get the most attention for pain genetics

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COMT

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15
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what is the study to study temporomandibular disorder aka TMD

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the study they took a bunch of people and they knew which % will have TMD and they did a bunch of tests
-PILL and scl 90r somatization were the best tests to know
-both measure somatization which is the perseverating about bodily sensations =2X chances

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16
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true or false: osteoarthritis in woman is more before 45

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false it is in means, woman is after

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17
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why do woman have more chronic pain

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-more susceptible to some disease
-doctors treat them differently
-men go to the doctors less

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18
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are there sex differences

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true

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19
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true or false woman said they had more pain when they were tested with men

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true and men they say they have less pain with women

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20
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monocycline blocks what?

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microglia

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21
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monocycline has an effect on women

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FALSE it does not, but men yes

22
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could hormones affect sex differences

23
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when does chronic pain peaks

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in middle age

24
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which race is more susceptible to pain

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black people

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when is osteoarthritis of the kee more peaking
during the evening
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what are the significative factors in chronic pain
-if u have a job -physical work -body mass -marital status
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what is the best thing to do when someone is hurt af
distract them
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what happens to you brain when you see someone in pain
the same brain parts activate aka same when u are in pain
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which type of food can help u reduce the pain when you eat if before
soyyyy 6%
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who discovered placebo and how
henry beecher in ww2 he lied to soldiers said he would give them opiates
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when does placebo works
in painnnn
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what is the placebo effect?
-CONDITIONING -EXPECTATION -DESIRE
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what are the 2 things you can do to study when there is placebo
-you either say there is no active treatment but you know there will be a treatment -or you know you get a treatment but you dunno what
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what is no expectancy
you think you don't get a treatment but you do
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what is positive expectancy
you know you will get it
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what is negative expectancy
you think the meds will stop but it did not
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what is the % of people that placebo affects
30%
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what can affect placebo
-subjectivity of measure -nature of verbal suggestions -previous experience -desire of patient and clinician -bedside manner/deep voices/white coats -physical properties of placebo itself -personality variab;es
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what can block placebo opiod
naloxone
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true or false morphine produces analgesic that is not dependant on cb1 receptor
true
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what does katolarac and rimonbarant do
also produce analgesia that is not dependant on cb1 but its placebo is cb1 dependant
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what is nocebo
negative placebo
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cck does what?
responsible for getting smaller placebo
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what does proglumide do
blocks cck=more placeboooo
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true or false: sometimes placebo works better than meds
true
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true or false placebo effect just gets better
true
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true or false drug response just gets smaller
false it stays the same
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true or false: treatment advantage stays the same
false; it gets smaller
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true or false; placebo gets gigger irl than in trials
true
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why would placebo be big ouside of meds
they go out you think it will work