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30 Cards in this Set
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For u/s tech in popliteal block, you want to block where the ______ meet |
Tibial and peroneal nerves |
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In a popliteal block, the needle should come |
Lateral to medial |
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Popliteal block: transducer may need to be angled ______ to better image the nerves (anisotropy) |
Toward the foot |
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Stimulation for popliteal block is seen as |
Dorsal or plantar flexion |
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Terminal branches of sciatic that are blocked in the ankle |
Tibial, sural, deep perineal, superficial peroneal |
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Terminal branch of femoral that is blocked in ankle |
Saphenous |
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Below the knee, the saphenous nerve courses _____ to saphenous vein |
Medial and posterior |
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Small nerve in ankle that can be affected by hydrostatic damage |
Post tibial |
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Aggressive injections of large vol of LA at the ankle may cause ______ to small nerves b/c it is enclosed in ligamentous spaces |
Hydrostatic damage |
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Pain can occur in the absence of |
Nociception |
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Acute pain can lead to |
SNS activation |
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Neuropathic pain example |
Peripheral neuropathies |
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Peripheral neuropathies can be seen in |
DM and HIV |
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Neuropathic pain example |
Postherpetic neuralgia |
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Neuropathic pain example |
Trigeminal neuralgia |
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Neuropathic pain example |
Central post stroke pain |
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Neuropathic pain example |
SCI |
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Neuropathic pain example |
Neuropathic low back pain |
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Nociceptive pain example |
Mechanical LBP |
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Nociceptive pain example |
RA |
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Nociceptive pain example |
OA |
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Nociceptive pain example |
Chronic inflammatory conditions |
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Nociceptive pain example |
Somatoform pain d/o |
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Nociceptive pain example |
P/o pain |
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Nociceptive pain example |
Sickle cell crisis |
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Nociceptive pain example |
Sports/exercise injury |
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Mixed pain example |
Migraine and chronic daily h/a |
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Mixed pain example |
Fibromyalgia |
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Mixed pain example |
Phantom limb pain |
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Mixed pain example |
Complex regional pain syndrome |