Quality Of Pain & Radiation Flashcards

1
Q

Constant

A

Joint or nerve

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2
Q

Burning and/or hot feeling

A

Nerve

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3
Q

Sharp pain not on motion

A

Nerve

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4
Q

Stabbing or lightening like pain

A

Nerve

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5
Q

Tingling and/or numbness

A

Nerve

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6
Q

Cramping/knot and/or spasm

A

Muscle (bag or worms)

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7
Q

Dull ache

A

Muscle (bag or worms)

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8
Q

Radiating dull or deep pain

A

Referred pain: scleratogenous pain

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9
Q

Deep burning or dull pain

A

Bone/ligament

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10
Q

Pinpoint pain over paraspinal tissue

A

Myofascial trigger point

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11
Q

Crawling sensation (formication)

A

Myofascial pain

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12
Q

Throbbing pain

A

Vascular

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13
Q

Well localized

A

Peripheral

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14
Q

Diffuse

A

Central

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15
Q

Passive

A

Sprain

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16
Q

Active

A

Muscle/tendon

17
Q

Dull passive

A

Ligamentous

18
Q

LACK of passive tension

A

Tendon rupture

19
Q

Active resistance

A

Strain

20
Q

Nerve pain will follow what pattern

A

Specific dermatomal pattern

21
Q

Muscle pain will be a localized pain and may refer where

A

To peripheral areas

22
Q

Injuries to a ligament refer pain into areas and are called

A

Sclerotomal patterns

23
Q

Sharp pain on motion

A

Joint

24
Q

Dermatome pain

A

Radiating, sharp, stabbing, and we’ll demarcated. Particular nerve root level

25
Q

Myotogenous pain

A

Pain referral with muscular or fascial tissue

26
Q

Scleratogenous pain

A

Dull, achy, diffuse and difficult to pinpoint. From cartilage, ligament, joint capsule or bone