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20 Cards in this Set
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Title of procedure 7 (general senses) |
Appreciation of passive movements |
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T/F: Let the subject’s left upper extremity duplicate the position. Avoid auditory cues |
True |
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Title of Procedure 6 (general senses) |
Position sense |
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Result in procedure 3-6 (general senses) |
The subject felt severe pain upon inflation |
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Result in procedures 7-8 (general senses) |
The subject felt numbness on the affected arm |
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In procedure 3-8, When the cuff is deflated (general senses) |
Numbness & pain will disappear |
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Result in procedures 11-14 (general senses)
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Subject felt more pain in the previously affected arm |
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Result in procedures 15-16 (general senses)
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The left arm which is working twice as the right pain first |
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Increase in sensitivity of pain receptors |
Hyperalgesia |
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When blood flow is blocked, tissue becomes painful |
Tissue ischemia |
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Indirect effect of muscle spasm causing compression of blood vessels can also trigger the response |
Ischemia |
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Common cause pain; basis of many clinical pain syndromes |
Muscle spasm |
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Also known as sharp pain, pricking pain, acute pain and electric pain |
Fast pain |
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Seconds of fast pain after stimulation |
0.1 second |
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Fast pain is transmitted via |
Type A delta fibers |
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Skin temperature sensation: beaker of warm water, how many centigrade? |
40 degrees celcius |
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Placement of dorsal aspect of the hand in procedure 9 (general senses) |
2 (two) inches away from your mouth |
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Title of procedure 9 (general senses) |
Temperature sensation |
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Receptor that detects heat |
Ruffini’s corpuscle |
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Receptors that detects cold |
Krause end bulb |
