Pain Flashcards

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Myofascial Pain

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Muscle tension- local ischemia, increased metabolites and pain
Muscle spasm
Muscle trauma- torn mm from ecc contraction
Muscle deficiency -stiffness and weakness
Trigger Points- hyperirritable spots (taut band)

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Joint Pain

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joint dysfunction that usually gets worse with specific positions and decreases with rest

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Radicular Pain (musculoskeletal)

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spinal nerve irritation
sensed in dermatome, schlerotome or myotome
bilateral symptoms are common

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Radicular Pain (systemic source)

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-dysfunction of ANS
complaints of radicular -pain or patterns that are inconsistent with dermatome and myotome patterns are cause for suspect

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Arterial, Pleural and tracheal pain

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increases in systolic BP significantly increases throbbing pain
increased pain with respiratory requirements

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6
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Gastrointestinal Pain

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varies on source

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7
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Pain At Rest

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could be from ischemia 
requires careful investigation 
can be indicator for underlying disease 
beyond acute phase, the pain SHOULD dissipate 
RED FLAG
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Activity Pain

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Intermittent claudication or other vascular compromise

strain on injured somatic tissue

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Diffuse pain

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Frequently associated with diseases of nervous system and viscera
-patient struggles to locate the pain

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Chronic/persistent pain

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timeframe frequently 3-6 months

pain that lasts beyond physiologic healing

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joint pain from systematic origins

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commonly deep, aching and throbbing
frequently constant or occurs in waves
-activity doesn’t significantly change the symptom

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Characteristics of musculoskeletal pain

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wakes at night, deep and achy, constant or waves, hist of infection, recent medications
associated sxs/sxs= jaundice, arthralgias, nodules, skin rash, oral/nasal ulcers, fatigue, weight loss, low-grade fever, weakness, progressive symptoms or cyclic ones

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13
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non-organic pain

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malingering pain from a feigning illness or disability to drive benefit secondary gain/benefit
may be deliberate or unknown

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14
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screening tools for yellow flags

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9-item questionnaire
0-3: low risk
4+ mod/high risk

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15
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Tampa Scale of Kinesiophobia

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17-item self-report questionnaire
for patients with chronic MSK pain
invert scores for items 4/8/12 and 16 and then sum them
ranges from 17 to 68 but 37+ indicates kinesiophobia

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16
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vascular pain pattern

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throbbing, pounding, pulsing, beating

17
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neurological pain pattern

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stabbing, crushing, hot, searing

18
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musculoskeletal pain pattern

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aching, sore, heavy, dull and hurting

19
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emotional pain pattern

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tiring, miserable, agonizing, nauseating

20
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irritability

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how long does it take for symptoms to subside

21
Q

pain intensity

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how much a person hurts

22
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pain affect

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the emotional arousal and disruption caused by the pain experience

23
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McGill pain questionnaire

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most common measure of pain affect
distinguishes between intensity and affective components of pain
sections 1-10 intensity,
11-15 affective

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VAS Visual Analog Scales

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10 cm line with the ends labeled as the extremes of pain

they place a slash and we measure in cm what they rate it

25
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verbal rating scales of pain

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rank order scoring for ordinal data

list of objectives for pain intensity

26
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numeric rating scales

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0-10 or 0-100

A valid measure of pain intensity

27
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symptoms associated with systemic disease

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burning, dizziness, hoarseness, nausea, night sweats, vomiting, tingling, vision problems and numbness, difficulty breathing or swallowing, heart palpitations
basically any red flags from the general health screen

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is systemic pain affected by rest or position change?

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No but musculoskeletal usually does