Pain objective quiz: Pt 2 definitions Flashcards
Somatic Pain
Activation of pain receptors on the skin or the musculoskeletal tissues. Often a dull pain or ache.
Visceral Pain
Pain from damage to an internal organ. Can be dull, ache, pressure, squeezing, or diffuse.
Neuropathic pain
Pain caused by damage to the brain or nervous system. Described as Pins and Needles. Shooting, tingling, stinging, or burning.
Carcinoma
Cancer of epithelial tissue
Antineoplastic
Agent that prevents tumor growth
Lipoma
Cancer of fatty tissue
Lymphoma
Cancer of lymph tissue
Melanoma
Cancer Caused by melanocytes
Metastasis
Tumor growth beyond its original site (plural is metastases
Neoplasm
New growth (tumor)
Oncology
Study of Tumors
Carcinogenesis
Cancer formation
Hyperplasia
Abnormally increased development referring to quantity of cells
Leukemia
Cancer of Leukocytes
4 A’s of pain management
Analgesia (Pain relief)
Activities of daily living(ADL) (psychosocial functioning)
Adverse effects (Side effects)
Aberrant drug taking (addiction-related outcomes)