pain Flashcards
what are the 3 types of pain
nociceptive
neuropathics
nociplastic
what si nociceptive
pain region localised at site of injuy
can be chonric
fixed by analgesic
what is neuropathic pain
pain that is not necesary at same side of injyr
e..g nerve root pain, or sutulai pain
does not respond well to anagleis
what is nociplatic pain
pain where there is no inflamtion or change
due to change in central prlacity , where there is no prtovecig function
what is an allodynia
some one who as a substancy decreaed pain threshold, ie is in pain when there is no stimulus
what is hyperalgesia
exaturated respons to noraml stimuli
what is main differnce between allodynia and hyperalgesi
hyper alges stimuls does cause pain normlly and allodynia does not
difference bteen innocuous and noxious pain
noxiou nomral injury response and pain grade, innocous, pain shifted to the left thus an injury
what is centrla sensiation
response of second order neruons to noxious an non noxious stimuli
what are the 3 components of central sensitiazation
windup
classical
long term potentiation
wind up
actiated synapes
what molveu mediates winu up
subsatnce p and cgrp
differnce betwen nociecption and pain
nociepcion is singla of pain, and pain is response to nociep, ie. hhow it is received
type sof neuroceptois
alpha delta mechnosentive
alphadeleta mechanothermal
polynodal nurorecptors
what is the process of central sensation classical pathway
involves the opening of new synapes
it has assocated plasccitiy
outlasts the intial stimulil
what levels of stimuli is central sesnation classical operate at
low levels
when does long term potentiation occur
for very painful and intense stimuli
when do trpv1 ion chanle reson
damage from heat as well de to capsuacin, from chiilii peppers