Unit 12 - Misc. Pain Topics Flashcards

1
Q

Pain d/t a stimulus that doesn’t normal produce pain

A

Allodynia

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2
Q

A stimulus that is normally expected to produce pain

A

algogenic

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3
Q

No pain is sensed in response to a painfull stimulus

A

Analgesia

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4
Q

Abnormal/unpleasant sense of touch

A

dysesthesia

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5
Q

exaggerated pain response w/ a painful stimulus

A

hyperalgesia

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6
Q

pain localized to a dermatome

A

Neuralgia

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7
Q

Impaired nerve function

A

Neuropathy

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8
Q

Abnormal sensation described as pins and needles

A

paresthesia

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9
Q

The ________ class of medications can be used to treat chronic pain

A

Antidepressants

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10
Q

Name the 3 classes of antidepressants that can be used to treat chronic pain

A

TCAs
SNRIs
SSRIs

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11
Q

The antidepressant class of _____ have the most significant side effects

A

TCAs

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12
Q

What are the 2 major side effects of TCAs

A

QT prolongation
Orthostatic HoTN

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13
Q

The combination of a SNRI & an SSRIs can precipitate _________ _________

A

serotonin syndrome

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14
Q

Type 1 of complex regional pain syndrome is called:

A

reflex sympathetic distrophy

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15
Q

type 2 of complex regional pain syndrome is called:

A

causalgia

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16
Q

type ___ CRPS is always preceded by nerve injury and type ____ is not

A

2
1

17
Q

You can think of the ____________ block as a unilateral single shot epidural

A

Thoracic paravertebral block

18
Q

This block is useful for the management of cancer pain of the upper abdominal organs

A

celiac plexus block

19
Q

This block is useful for the management of cancer pain of the pelvic organs

A

superior hypogastric plexus block

20
Q

Which block can be used to alleviate postdural puncture h/a?

A

sphenopalatine block

21
Q

The _____ nerve is the only cranial nerve that is part of the CNS

A

optic nerve

22
Q

What is the most severe complication of a retrobulbar block?

A

Post-retrobulbar block apnea syndrome

23
Q

What is the first sign of post-retrobulbar apnea syndrome

A

Contralateral pupil dilation

24
Q

It is important to assess the _________ ________ before performing a retrobulbar block

A

contralateral pupil

25
Q

With post-retrobulbar apnea syndrome, apnea can last how long?

A

15-60minutes

26
Q

How quickly does post-retrobulbar apnea syndrome happen after the block

A

2-5mins

27
Q

What are some treatment options for CRPS

A

Ketamine infusion
Memantine
Gabapentin
regional sympathetic block
PT
steroids
amitriptyline

28
Q

What are 3 risk factors for CRPS

A

Females
Previous trauma
previous surgery

29
Q

The descending inhibitory pain pathway uses ________ & ________ as pain inhibitory transmitters

A

NE
serotonin

30
Q

What causes apnea in post-retrobulbar apnea syndrome

A

Spread of the LA to the brainstem, as the optic nerve has a direct pathway to the CNS