Lecture 9 Peripheral + central response to trauma Flashcards

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Define pain

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unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage
* “need state”

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Nociception

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The neural process of detecting noxious (harmful) stimuli

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Nociceptors

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specialized ‘free’ nerve endings that detect noxious stimuli.

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Classes of Nociceptors:

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  1. Thermal
  2. Mechanical
  3. Polymodal
  4. Silent (not active unless inflammation or chem)
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A-delta

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Myelinated
* Small diameter
* “First pain”
* Degree of localisation

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C fibres

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Non-myelinated
* “Second pain”
* Slow and dull

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Dorsal Horn Lamina levels and fibres

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Lamina I and V transmit A-delta
Lamina I and II transmit C fibres

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how is noxious info from the orofacial region communciated?

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Through the spinal trigeminal nucleus (SpV) in brainstem

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