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What is the word for this?
Acute pain, eg. from touching a hot stove, sends a warning. |
Transient pain
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What is the word for this?
Pain that comes from (ie) jogging, tells you to rest. It is protective |
persistant pain (NON-CHRONIC)
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What is the word for this?
Pain that comes from (ie) jogging, tells you to rest. It is non-protective (lasts after injury is gone) |
chronic persistant pain
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The dimension of pain that inovlves the stimulus, it's quality/intensity/location and duration is...
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Sensory discrimintive
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The dimension of pain that is pain's meaning to individual is what?
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cognitive-evaluative
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the dimension of pain that is how you feel about pain, ie, if it is anxiety provoking or frightening is
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affective-motivational component
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What is this?
an actual or potentially tissue damaging event |
noxious stimuli
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what is this
an unpleasant sensory/emotional experience associated w/ actual or ppotential tissue damage? |
pain
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what is this
pain from a stimulus that isn't usually painful |
allodynia
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what is this
increased response to a stimulus that is normally painful |
hyperalgesia
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Allodynia vs. Hyperalgesia
which involves a change in quality? |
allodynia
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Allodynia vs. Hyperalgesia
which involves a change in quantity? |
hyperalgesia
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what is this
pain from a lesion or disease of somatosensory system |
neuropathic pain
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what is this
abnormal unpleasant sensation,eg from a bee sting? |
dyesthesias
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Which of these theories is the most comprehensive of pain, that includes affective, cognitive, and attention components of pain?
Specificty Gate control Goldscheider's |
gate control
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Allodynia vs. Hyperalgesia
which involves a change in quality? |
allodynia
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In the gate control theory, periph nerve impulses are modulated by the gate mechanism of what brain area?
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substantia gelatinosa
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Allodynia vs. Hyperalgesia
which involves a change in quantity? |
hyperalgesia
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In the gate control theory, gating is influenced by large fibers, (which are __(nox/non-nox)__) that __(open/close)___ the gate. And they are influenced by small fibers which are (nox/non-nox) and __(open/close)__the gate
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large are NON-nox, close the gate
Small are nox, open the gate |
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what is this
pain from a lesion or disease of somatosensory system |
neuropathic pain
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3 types of pain: __A__ which is normal activation by intense stimulus. ___B___ which is assoc w/ inflammation of tissue, and __C__ which is assoc w/ injury to NS.
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a - nociceptive
b - inflammation hyperalgesia c - neuropathic hyperalgesia |
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what is this
abnormal unpleasant sensation,eg from a bee sting? |
dyesthesias
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Allodynia vs. Hyperalgesia
which involves a change in quality? |
allodynia
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What is the word for this?
Acute pain, eg. from touching a hot stove, sends a warning. |
Transient pain
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Which of these theories is the most comprehensive of pain, that includes affective, cognitive, and attention components of pain?
Specificty Gate control Goldscheider's |
gate control
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Allodynia vs. Hyperalgesia
which involves a change in quantity? |
hyperalgesia
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What is the word for this?
Pain that comes from (ie) jogging, tells you to rest. It is protective |
persistant pain (NON-CHRONIC)
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what is this
pain from a lesion or disease of somatosensory system |
neuropathic pain
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what is this
abnormal unpleasant sensation,eg from a bee sting? |
dyesthesias
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What is the word for this?
Pain that comes from (ie) jogging, tells you to rest. It is non-protective (lasts after injury is gone) |
chronic persistant pain
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In the gate control theory, periph nerve impulses are modulated by the gate mechanism of what brain area?
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substantia gelatinosa
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Which of these theories is the most comprehensive of pain, that includes affective, cognitive, and attention components of pain?
Specificty Gate control Goldscheider's |
gate control
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In the gate control theory, gating is influenced by large fibers, (which are __(nox/non-nox)__) that __(open/close)___ the gate. And they are influenced by small fibers which are (nox/non-nox) and __(open/close)__the gate
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large are NON-nox, close the gate
Small are nox, open the gate |
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The dimension of pain that inovlves the stimulus, it's quality/intensity/location and duration is...
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Sensory discrimintive
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3 types of pain: __A__ which is normal activation by intense stimulus. ___B___ which is assoc w/ inflammation of tissue, and __C__ which is assoc w/ injury to NS.
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a - nociceptive
b - inflammation hyperalgesia c - neuropathic hyperalgesia |
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The dimension of pain that is pain's meaning to individual is what?
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cognitive-evaluative
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In the gate control theory, periph nerve impulses are modulated by the gate mechanism of what brain area?
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substantia gelatinosa
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In the gate control theory, gating is influenced by large fibers, (which are __(nox/non-nox)__) that __(open/close)___ the gate. And they are influenced by small fibers which are (nox/non-nox) and __(open/close)__the gate
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large are NON-nox, close the gate
Small are nox, open the gate |
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3 types of pain: __A__ which is normal activation by intense stimulus. ___B___ which is assoc w/ inflammation of tissue, and __C__ which is assoc w/ injury to NS.
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a - nociceptive
b - inflammation hyperalgesia c - neuropathic hyperalgesia |
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the dimension of pain that is how you feel about pain, ie, if it is anxiety provoking or frightening is
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affective-motivational component
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What is this?
an actual or potentially tissue damaging event |
noxious stimuli
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what is this
an unpleasant sensory/emotional experience associated w/ actual or ppotential tissue damage? |
pain
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1. 3 types of pain: __A__ which is normal activation by intense stimulus. ___B___ which is assoc w/ inflammation of tissue, and __C__ which is assoc w/ injury to NS.
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a - nociceptive
b - inflammation hyperalgesia c - neuropathic hyperalgesia |
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what is this
pain from a stimulus that isn't usually painful |
allodynia
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2. In the gate control theory, gating is influenced by large fibers, (which are __(nox/non-nox)__) that __(open/close)___ the gate. And they are influenced by small fibers which are (nox/non-nox) and __(open/close)__the gate
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non-nox
close nox open |
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what is this
increased response to a stimulus that is normally painful |
hyperalgesia
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3. In the gate control theory, periph nerve impulses are modulated by the gate mechanism of what brain area?
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substantia gelatinosa
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4. Which of these theories is the most comprehensive of pain, that includes affective, cognitive, and attention components of pain?
Specificty Gate control Goldscheider's |
gate
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5. what is this
abnormal unpleasant sensation,eg from a bee sting? |
dysaesthesia
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6. what is this
pain from a lesion or disease of somatosensory system |
neuropathic pain
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7. Allodynia vs. Hyperalgesia
which involves a change in quantity? |
hyperalgesia
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7. Allodynia vs. Hyperalgesia
which involves a change in quality? |
allodynia
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