Pain Flashcards

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It is a phenomenon that defies precise definition

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Pain

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Components;

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Stimulus
Body sensation
Reaction of the people experiencing the pain

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3
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“All pain is real” - Regardless of its cause

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Cardinal rule

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4
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The pain system;

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Outside Environment
Pain behaviors
Suffering
Emotions
Thoughts
Pain sensation
Tissue damage

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5
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These are free nerve endings found in every tissue of the body except in the brain

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Nociceptors

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Nociceptors activated by;

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Thermal stimuli
Mechanical stimuli
Chemical stimuli

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7
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Also called psychalgia or somatoform pain
is a sensation of pain caused , increased or prolonged by mental, emotional, or behavioral factors

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Psychogenic

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8
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Is the sensation of pain from a part of the body that has been lost or is no longer present

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Phantom pain

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9
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Types of pain;

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Fast pain
Superficial somatic pain
Deep somatic pain
Visceral pain

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10
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Pain that arises from the stimulation of the receptors in the skin

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Superficial somatic pain

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11
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Due to stimulation of the receptors in the skeletal muscles, joints, tendons and fascia

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Deep somatic pain

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12
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The maximum or duration of pain of the person is willing to endure

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Tolerance

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13
Q

Consists of grouping of words that describe pain

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McGill pain questionnaire

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14
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Spinothalamic Tract division;

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Neo spinothalamic Tract
Paleo spinothalamic Tract

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15
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It ascends to thalamus and projects to the somatosensory cortex

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Neo spinothalamic Tract

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16
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Transmit impulses through the reticular system and terminates in thalamus

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Paleo spinothalamic Tract

17
Q

This scale can be used with young children (sometimes as young as 3 years of age)

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Wong- baker faces pain scale

18
Q

PQRST:;

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Provokes/pain
Quality
Radiation/relief
Severity
Time/Onset

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COLDERRA;

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Characteristics
Onset
Location
Duration
Exacerbation
Radiation
Relief
Associated

20
Q

OLD CART

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Onset
Location
Duration

Characteristics
Aggravating factors
Relief measures
Treatment

21
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Pain theories;

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Specificity Theory (Rene Descartes)
Pattern theory
Goldscheider

22
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Pain assessment;

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Acute pain
Chronic pain

23
Q

FLACC rating scale stands for;

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Face
Legs
Activity
Crying
Consolability

24
Q

Is often used in the neonatal health care setting

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Cries pain Assessment

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The mechanoceptors;
Pacinian corpuscle Ruffini endings Meissner's corpuscle Merkel's disk
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Nerve endings of capillaries
Pacinian corpuscle
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Nerve endings sensitive to skin stretch
Ruffini endings
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Nerve endings to light touch
Meissner's corpuscle
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Nerve endings provide touch information to the brain
Merkel's disk
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Caused by damage to or malfunction of the nervous system and is divided into peripheral and central
Neuropathic