Pain Modulation - 1 Flashcards

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type of pain where nociceptors are activated

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somatic nociceptive

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an upleasant sensory or emotional experience associated with tissue damage

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pain

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activation of nociceptors found in viscera and can be referred

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nociceptive visceral

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not all blank are sensitive to pain

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viscera

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pain that has no mechanical origin

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psychogenic

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pain that is caused by cancer and is severe

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carcinogenic

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four types of pain

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acute, chronic, referred, radicular

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radicular pain is secondary to a blank nerve root

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irritated

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pain is referred from the diaphragm to the blank

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tip of shoulder

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four mechanoreceptors

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meissners, pacinian, merkle, ruffini

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two thermoreceptors

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hot, colt

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three proprioceptors

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golgi tendon organ, pacinian, ruffini

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nociceptor example

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free nerve ending

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the life of a sensor

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few days

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nociceptors have a high activation blank

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threshold

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fibers from hair follicles that have a very low threshold

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fibers that are local to the injury

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dull aching pain fibers that are long lasting and difficult to tolerate and is a slow onset

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trauma that activates a delta and c fibers like dropping brick on foot

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mechanical trauma

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two neurons that transmit pain

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nociceptive specific, wide….

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sensation of pain depends on stim of specific nerve endings that are specialized for that sensation

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specificity theory

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sensation of pain that depends on what rate and sequence of receptors firing

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pattern theory

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opiod receptors are found at peripheral nerve blank

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theory where nerve impulses, evoked by injury, are influenced in the spinal cord by other stimuli…. why we rub our arm when we hurt it

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gate control

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pain is a blank experience
multidimensional
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sensory cues that help start a painful experience
ignition cues
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that which hurt now hurts more
hyperalgesia
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determining force to pain onset measurement of pain
pressure ergometry
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NSAIDS can cause death via
GI bleed
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first nsaid
aspirin
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aspirin comes from the bark of the
white willow tree
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cox 2 inhibitors may cause blank problems
heart
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opiates act on descending loops of the brain and are blocked by
naloxone
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physical agents moderating the release of inflammatory mediators
direct
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physical agents decreasing sensitivity of muscle spindle system to reduce muscle spasm
indirect