Pain Flashcards

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What is neuropathic pain

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This is defined as pain causes by a lesion or disease affecting the somasensory system

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What is nociceptive pain

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The perception of stimuli, usually painful, that causes or has the potential to cause tissue damage

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What is nociceptive pain

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The perception of stimuli, usually painful, that causes or has the potential to cause tissue damage

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What is mixed pain?

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Complex overlap of neuropathic pain and nociceptive pain types

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What is central sensitization?

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Increased responsiveness of nociceptive pain neurons in the central nervous system to their normal subthreshold affluent input

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Adjuvant analgesia

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Meds used for pain management for which the primary indication is not analgesia. Sometimes called co-analgesia

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Opioid induced hyperalgesia

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Nociceptive sensitization resulting in hyperalgesia and/or allodynia associated with use of high doses of onions and or rapid escalation of onions. Pain is potentially by additional does of opioids

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