Pain

Question 1

Perceptual pain

Answer 1

Perceptual- awareness of location, quality, intensity, and duration

Question 2

Affective pain

Answer 2

Affective- psychological factors, including client’s personality and emotional state

Question 3

Cognitive pain

Answer 3

Cognitive- what client knows and believes about the pain from cultural and past pain experiences

Question 4

Behavioral pain

Answer 4

Behavioral- how the client expresses pain to others through communication and behavior

Question 5

acute pain

Answer 5

normal predicted

last as long as stimuli

Question 6

chronic pain

Answer 6

lasts longer than 3 months

continues after stimulus removed or tissue heals

Question 7

referred pain

Answer 7

spontaneous pain outside the area of injury or source of pain

Question 8

central neuropathic pain

Answer 8

pain initiated or caused by a primary lesion or dysfunction of the central nervous system

Question 9

numerical rating scale

Answer 9

0-10 how intense is your pain today

Question 10

visual analog scale

Answer 10

line with no pain on one end and severe pain on the other and ask them where they are at

Question 11

categorical scales

Answer 11

facial pain scale, thermometer pain scale

Question 12

multidimensional tools

Answer 12

McGill pain questionnaire

Question 13

pain scale for 3-7

Answer 13

pieces of hurt

Question 14

pain scale for 4-12

Answer 14

faces scale

Question 15

pain scale for 6

Answer 15

visual analog scale

Question 16

pain scale for 8

Answer 16

numerical rating scale

Question 17

components of pain history

Answer 17

Observation, origin/onset, position, pattern, quality, quantity, radiation, signs/symptoms, treatment, visceral symptoms