pain Flashcards

1
Q

which fibres pain heat

A

C

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2
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which inflammatory mediators enhance peripheral nociception

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(K+ H+ bradykinin, histamine, 5HT, nitric oxide

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3
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what is nociplastic pain

A

pain with no stimulus - caused by the brain over-sensitity to nociception

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4
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Activation of arachidonic acid pathway leads to

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production of leukotrienes and prostanoids

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5
Q

when you have a nerve damage, where do you perseive the neiropathic pain

A

at the distal end

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5
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what is ephaptic conduction

A

when neurones accidnetally conduct from each other

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6
Q

allodynia vs dysaesthesia

A

a is sign
d is symptom

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7
Q

time margin acute vs chronic pain

A

12 weeks

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8
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anti-neuropathic agents moa, example,

A

membrane stabilisers, binds to alpha-2 delta Ca channel, pregabalin, gabapentin

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9
Q

anti-neuropathic diabetic pain drug

A

duloxetine

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10
Q

Jo Cameron molecule

A

anandamide

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11
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NOS other use

A

analgesia

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