Neuromodulation of Pain/ Ethics/psycological aspects Flashcards

1
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Tens for chronic pain

A

NO

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2
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EMS for care

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efficacy of EMS for chronic pain

-helps promote active care

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3
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supplements for chronic pain

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White willow (60-120mg day)
Boswellia
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4
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Vits for chronic neuropathic pain (5)

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E
B1
B3
B6
B12
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5
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what us a medial branch block and what is it gold standard for

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injection under fluoroscopy to dx and tx pain arising from facet jts

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6
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ethical guidlines for pain research in humans

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  • before starting any study, a proposed study must be reviewed by an independent committee
  • ensure pts are not coerced or harmed
  • evalutae pot for undesirable effects
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7
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fear memories and visual anticipation of a pain provocative event affects what brain structure

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engage the ACC

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In persistent pain what happens to the ACC

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ACC expresses more NMDA receptors which increases susceptibility to fear anticipation

(memories of pain perpetuate the NMDA adaptations of the ACC)

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9
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what can block the formation of fear memories

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NMDA antagonists (ketamine,dextromethorphan, amantadine) can block the formation of fear mems

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10
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what brain structures does central sensitization effect

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involves the insult and ACC (as seen in fMRI)

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11
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how can NT affect central sensitization

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the loss of dorsal horn interneurons

-cord glutamate expression overwhelms central GABA and glycine inhibitory paths

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12
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How does sleep disturbance influence pain

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  • Sleep deprivation prob acts thru the reticular formation to keep thamus timed with pain signals
  • The spinothalamic tract passes thru the RF, inhibition of RF leads to sleep, sleep leads to less pain trans thru the spinothalamic tract
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13
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What did wall argue w pain

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pain is a centrally mediated need state like hunger or thirst

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14
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what is scoring interpretation of waddles test

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waddles is positive for symptom amplification or psychosocial overlay with a score of 3 or more out of 5

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15
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what is psychosomatic ilness

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real physical illness arising from a primarily psychological source

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16
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Adverse childhood events and health outcomes (how many)

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Ind with at least 4 ACEs were at increased risk of all health outcomes compared w individuals w no ACEs

17
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why are pain avoidance behaviours bad

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pain avoidance behaviours are self rewarding by minimizing incidents of pain intensity
-(must check in to what causes the pain so it still strengthens the association even w avoiding it

18
Q

does an internal locus of control and acceptance of illness lead to better qol

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yes

19
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external vs internal locus of control

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external- i don’t have control, i am powerless over the results of what happens to me

Internal- i have control, i can mamage the results of what happens to me

20
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What is behavioural activtion

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a CBT technique when one helps the pt identify meaningful activities and gets the pt to do more of these while decreasing the amount of time spent doing stressful stuff