Pain - Midterms Flashcards

1
Q

Unpleasant, complicated sensory and emotional experience initiated by a noxious stimulus associated with actual or potent tissue damage

A

Pain

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2
Q

Physioanatomical process whereby an impulse is generated, following application of adequate stimulus

Whenever there is stimulus your body perceives that there is stimulus and is transmitted to the CNS

HOW EASILY PAIN IS FELT

A

Pain perception/sensitivity

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3
Q

Pscyphysiological process that represent the individual’s overt manifestation to what just occured

Dependent on the subject and the stimulus; overall manifestation to stimulus; depend on the subject and the stimulus

A

Pain reaction

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4
Q

Hypo reactive patient are?

A

High tolerance of pain

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5
Q

A response when we are shock; change of posture

A

Startle response

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6
Q

Withdraw of the body part that is in contact with painful stimulus

A

Flexion reflex and postural readjustment

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7
Q

Enunciation/ you react to the painful stimulus

A

Vocalization

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8
Q

Check if there is tissue damage, we also do first aid to soothe pain

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Examination of the area

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9
Q

Recalling of the past experience past painful experience that is similar to what happen

A

Evocation of past experience

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10
Q

Foretelling of what will happen

A

Prediction of the consequence

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11
Q

Lowest intensity of stimulus that produces the first perception of pain

A

Pain threshold

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12
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When can we start feeling the pain in high pain threshold?

A

When there is a big amount of pain

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13
Q

When can we feel low pain stimulus?

A

When there is a small amount of pain

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14
Q

Most intense pain stimulus that can be endured

A

Pain tolerance

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15
Q

High pain tolerance =?

A

Big amount of stimulus endured

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16
Q

Low pain tolerance = ?

A

Small amount of pain endured

17
Q

Factors

Depends on what the reaction or emotion or perception of the patient; depend on the attitude to the procedure, operator and surrounding

A

Emotional states

18
Q

Factors

Well rested and had good night sleep patient will experience decreased pain reaction than patients who are not

A

Fatigue

19
Q

Factors

Older individuals tend to tolerate pain than younger individuals, the older you are the better tolerance of pain ( due to unpleasant past experience )

A

Age

20
Q

Factors

Latin american and southern europeans are more emotional than those who lived in warmer climates have lower pain tolerance than those who lived in colder areas

A

Racial and national characteristics

21
Q

Factors

Males are generally considered to have higher pain threshold than women

A

Sex

22
Q

Factors

Individuals who feel fearful and apprehensive have lower pain threshold, they magnify the pain even if there is no stimuli ( more of physiological than physical )

A

Fear and apprehension

23
Q

What is the most widely accepted theory of pain perception?

A

Gate control theory

24
Q

Pain felt at a site other than where the cause is situated

A

Referred pain

25
Q

Pain disorder in which unilateral pain is referred from the trigger points in myofascial structure to the muscle of the head and neck

A

Pain dysfunction syndrome

26
Q

paroxysms of excruciating pain that usually last for a few seconds or minutes with long periods of
remissions between attacks

A

Trigeminal neuralgia

27
Q

What triggered trigeminal neuralgia

A

Triggered by puff of air or wisp of cotton

28
Q

Cause of trigeminal neuralgia

A

Multiple sclerosis