Pain (Chapter 11) Flashcards

1
Q

pain is always
- subjective
- objective

A

subjective

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2
Q

pain assessment is the interpretation of the number and

A

critically thinking about a series of other factors that may be influencing pain

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3
Q

pain requires ___________ to response to pain relief methods

A

attention

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4
Q

pain requires attention to the

A

side effects of medication administration

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5
Q

pain relief is __________ in nature

A

holistic

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6
Q

what does it mean to say pain is holistic in nature

A

about looking at alternative methods alone or in conjunction with medication

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7
Q

what are some examples of holistic pain relief

A

music, relaxation, massage, biofeedback, acupuncture
tubes to decompress/relieve pressure
anxiolytics
improving breathing and oxygenation
positioning
heat and/or cold application

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8
Q

one way we can get a good idea on holistic pain measurements is

A

asking the patient if they do anything to help the pain besides medications

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9
Q

palliative care team is in what branch

A

hospice

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10
Q

pain indicates

A

pathology/injury

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11
Q

pain originates from

A

nervous system

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12
Q

nocioception is a term used to describe how

A

noxious stimuli are perceived as pain

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13
Q

4 paths of nociception

A

transduction
transmission
perception
modulation

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14
Q

transduction

A

stimulus takes place in periphery

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15
Q

transmission

A

pain moves from the spinal cord to brain

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16
Q

perception

A

conscious awareness of pain sensation

17
Q

modulation

A

inhibition of pain sensation

18
Q

when we treat pain we take 4 basic approaches toward each of these 4 components within the neuroanatomic pathway

A

we can modify the source or pain
we can attempt to alter the central perception of pain
we can modulate the transmission of pain in the CNS
we can block the transmission of pain to the CNS