NMS-pain

Question 1

Dermatogenous pain

Answer 1

Sensory distribution of a nerve root

Dermatome

Question 2

Myotogenous pain

Answer 2

muscle

Question 3

Sclerotogenous pain

Answer 3

Embryological sclerotomes (joint pain)
Bone on bone
ie. Back pain goes down leg but not below knee

Question 4

Radicular pain

Answer 4

Dermatome due to irritation of nerve root

Question 5

Referred pain

Answer 5

Scleroderma of origination involves more than one kind of tissue shared (pathway)

Question 6

Characteristics of muscle pain

Answer 6

Cramping
spasm
aching
dull

Question 7

Characteristics of nerve pain

Answer 7

Causalgia
shooting
radiating
burning

Question 8

Characteristics of circulation pain

Answer 8

Throbbing

pulsating

Question 9

Characteristics of bone cancer pain

Answer 9

Constant 
deep 
boring 
nocturnal 
progressive 
unremitting 
nothing makes it better

Question 10

Characteristics of sclerotogenous pain

Answer 10

Poorly localized
dull
ache

Question 11

Characteristics of myofascial pain

Answer 11

Trigger points
Jump sign
History of repetitive movement

Question 12

Squeezing pain in chest

Answer 12

Heart issue

Question 13

Gnawing pain

Answer 13

Stomach ie. peptic ulcer

Question 14

Tearing pain

Answer 14

AAA

descending aneurysm

Question 15

Pinpoint epigastric pain

Answer 15

Epigastric ulcer

Question 16

Pinpoint shoulder pain

Answer 16

Joint

Bursa

Question 17

Gallbladder referral

Answer 17

Right shoulder

Inferior medial scapula

Question 18

Pancreas referral

Answer 18

T10
Pain in the front midline go straight through to the back
Antagia fetal position or flex position

Question 19

Heart referral

Answer 19

Left shoulder

medial left arm

Question 20

Intestine referral

Answer 20

Periumbilical

Question 21

Appendix

Answer 21

Early epigastric

Late RLQ

Question 22

Kidney referral

Answer 22

Flank

Question 23

Ureter referral

Answer 23

Groin

Question 24

Bladder referral

Answer 24

Suprapubic area