Pain Flashcards

1
Q

what does chronic pain do

A

no purpose for it

little to no tissue damage

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2
Q

Pain is what

A

complex and multi-faceted

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3
Q

What does the biopsychosocial model consist of

A

Pain behavior
suffering
pain
nocioception

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4
Q

What is pain behavior

A

What a person does/doesn’t do to communicate pain

influenced by culture, behavior, family environment

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5
Q

What is suffering

A

negative affective response to pain

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6
Q

what is pain

A

unpleasant and emotional

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7
Q

What is nocioception

A

perception of physical pain

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8
Q

Things used to eval pain

A

Visual analog scale
numerical rating scale
verbal rating scale
McGill pain questionnaire

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9
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What is the visual analog scale

A

faces to indicate pain

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10
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what is the numerical rating scale

A

numbers to indicate pain

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11
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What is the verbal rating scale

A

descriptors of pain

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12
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what is the mcgill pain questionnaire

A

looks at 20 categories, sensory, affective, subjective rating

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13
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How to eval pain

A

Pain behaviors-complaining/guarding/grimace
Brief pain inventory-look at how much pain interferes on scale of 1-10
Pain diaries- helps communicate about pain
COPM-change over time and persons perception of occu performance
Motivational interviewing
Measuring outcomes- (gains in occu performance, increased participation, reduce pain intensity, eliminate pain behaviors)

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14
Q

What are behavioral approaches for pain

A

Respondent or physiological strategies- biofeedback, relaxation training (be aware of tissue damage)
Operant strategies- looks t environment, place, and role
Cognitive behavioral strategies-people get distorted views about pain

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15
Q

What are theoretical approaches to pain

A

behvaioral

moho

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16
Q

Things for pain management

A

pharmacological interventions
surgical interventions
cutaneous stimulation

17
Q

What are pharmacological interventions

A

antidepressants, analgesics, opiods

18
Q

What are surgical interventions

A

nerve block

cordotomy- disable nerve receptors at spinal level

19
Q

What are cutaneous interventions

A

TENS
Ice
Heat
Massage

20
Q

What is the common OT goal

A

increase activity levels and participation, health maintenance

21
Q

What are OT interventions

A

Physical fitness
Graded activities-gradually return to function
Quota programs- performance to lvl of tolerance and increase over time
Relaxation training-progressive, autogenic, imagery
biofeedback

22
Q

What does acute pain do

A

alert