Pain Flashcards

1
Q

Define acute pain?

A

Short pain
Less than 12 weeks

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2
Q

Define chronic pain?

A

Continuous long term pain
More than 12 weeks

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3
Q

Define nociceptive pain?

A

Pain arises damage non-neuronal

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4
Q

Define neuropathic pain?

A

Pain caused by damage nervous system

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5
Q

Where does first order neuron enter?
Ipsi or contra?
Synapse?

A

Enters spinal cord through spinal nerve or brainstem Through trigeminal nerve
Ipsilateral
Synapses with second order neuron

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6
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Where is second order neuron located?
Ipsi or contra?

A

Cell body located in the spinal cord/brainstem
DECUSSATES and ascends to the thalamus
Contra

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7
Q

Which neuron decussates?

A

Second order

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8
Q

Where is third order neuron located?
Where do axons project?

A

Cell body located within thalamus
Axons project to somatosensory cortex

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10
Q

What neurons sense pain?

A

Nociceptors

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11
Q

Function of nociceptors?

A

Sensory neurons sense pain

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12
Q

Give location nociceptors externally and internally?

A

Externally- skin, cornea, mucosa
Internally- viscera, joints, muscles, connective tissue

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13
Q

What causes hyperalgesia (reduce nociceptive action) pain? (2)

A

Bradykinin and prostaglandin

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14
Q

What are two type of afferent fibres in nociceptors?

A

Alpha delta fibres
C fibres

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15
Q

Function alpha delta fibres?
Myelinated?
Fast or slow
What neurotransmitter released?

A

Carries touch, pressure and temperature information
Thinly myelinated
Fast
Glutamate

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16
Q

Function C fibres?
Myelinated?
Fast or slow
What neurotransmitter released?

A

Carry pain, temp, touch, pressure
Unmyelinated
Slow
Glutamate and substance P

17
Q

Effect substance P?

A

Peptide neurotransmitter and vasodilator
Remains bound to receptors for a longer time
Causing long-lasting pain

18
Q

What order neurons are alpha delta and c?

A

First order
Synapse grey matter

18
Q

What order neurons are alpha delta and c?

A

First order
Synapse grey matter

19
Q

State 5 types UMN?

A

Thermal
Mechanical
Chemical
Sleeping (injury)
Polymadal

20
Q

Examples of chemical motor neuron?

A

Capsaicin- taste spicy food

21
Q

What are polymadal UMN? Location

A

Response thermal, mechanical and chemical stimuli
Found skin

22
Q

Define analgesia?

A

Suppression pain without effects on consciousness