Pain Asssessment Unit 2

Question 1

NSAIDS

Answer 1

Non-steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs

Question 2

Non-narcotics

Answer 2

Over the counter. Aspirin and NSAIDs.

Question 3

Narcotics

Answer 3

Prescribed. Codeine and Morphine.

Question 4

Referred Pain

Answer 4

Pain you feel somewhere else other than injury. Example: heart attack, pain in their arm.

Question 5

Pain

Answer 5

An unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage.

Question 6

Sympathetic Nervous System

Answer 6

SNS - Fight or Flight

Question 7

Cycle

Answer 7

Pain, Spasm, Pain.

Question 8

Erythema

Answer 8

Vascular changes, inflammatory response, phagocytosis, fibroblastic activity and formation of new capillary beds.

Question 9

Loss of Function

Answer 9

Ultimate result of sensitization of pain receptors, tissue damage, fluid retention, and active unchecked inflammatory response.

Question 10

Pain is _____.

Answer 10

Subjective

Question 11

4 Cardinal Signs of Inflammation

Answer 11

Redness, warmth, pain, and swelling.

Question 12

Inhibit formation of prostaglandin.

Answer 12

Aspirin and NSAIDs

Question 13

Alleviate severe pain.

Answer 13

Codeine and morphine

Question 14

Fast, sharp, prickling. Small myelinated.

Answer 14

A-Delta - Red

Question 15

Slower, burning, dull. Small unmyelinated.

Answer 15

C Fibers - Blue

Question 16

Nocicoceptors

Answer 16

Pain receptors

Question 17

Endorphins are released during muscle contraction.

Answer 17

Endogenous Opiates

Question 18

Based on past experiences either positive or negative.

Answer 18

Central Biasing Theory