Pain Flashcards

1
Q

Harmful stimuli=

A

Noxious stimulus

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2
Q

Nociceptors are ___ nerve endings

A

Free

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3
Q

There (ARE/ ARE NOT) universal pain stimuli that elicit pain in all individuals

A

Are not

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4
Q

2 types of pain

A

Persistent

Chronic

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5
Q

Clinical condition which is the reason why patients seek medical attention

A

Persistent

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6
Q

___ makes patients life miserable and is a disease on it’s own

A

Chronic

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7
Q

2 pathways of persistent pain:

A

Nociceptive pain

Neuropathic

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8
Q

Nociceptive pain results from ___ of nociceptors

A

Direct activation

—-tissue injury (sprain, strain, or severe forms of arthritis, tumor)

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9
Q

Neuropathic pain is a direct injury to ___

A

Nervous fibers

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10
Q

Neuropathic pain often is describes as ___ or ___

A

Burning

Electric

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11
Q

3 types of nociceptors:

A

Mechanical
Thermal
Polymodal

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12
Q

Mechanical nociceptors are active by ___ pressure and the fibers are myelinated ___ afferent fibers

A

Intense

Alpha-delta

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13
Q

2 types of thermal receptors excited by extreme ___ or ___

A

Heat

Cold

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14
Q

Polymodal receptors are activated by ___ stimuli

A

All

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15
Q

Fast/ sharp pain transmitted by ___ fibers

A

Alpha-delta

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16
Q

Slow/ dull pain transmitted by ___ fibers

A

C

17
Q

First pain is typically what fiber?

A

Alpha-delta

18
Q

2n pain is typically __ fibers

A

C

19
Q

Fast pain utilizes what type of conduction?

A

Saltatory

20
Q

Several chemicals are release after significant damage to tissue which forms an ___ that sensitizes nociceptors into state of ___ (aka super pain)

A

Inflammatory soup

Hyperalgesia

21
Q

Receptor for capsaicin (heat) =

A

TRPV1

22
Q

2 types of abnormal pain states:

A

Allodynia

Hyperalgesia

23
Q

Allodynia typically feels ___ stimulus when non-painful stimuli are presented

A

Painful

24
Q

Allodynia, no stimulus =

A

No pain

25
Q

Neurotransmitter for fast mild pain

A

Glutamate

26
Q

Neurotransmitter for slow severe pain:

A

Substance P

27
Q

Peripheral hyperalgesia chemicals 2 functional effects on afferent fibers:

A

Activation

Sensitization

28
Q

Sensitization=

A

Lowering of threshold

29
Q

Substance P release results in __, ___, and ___

A

Heat
Redness
Swelling

30
Q

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a ___ nerve injured at the flexor ___

A

Median nerve

Flexor retinaculum