Complex regional pain syndrome

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    repetitive use of torque wrench. Patient has multiple diagnosis which includes complex regional pain syndrome I of upper limb, bilateral; Carpal tunnel syndrome, left upper limb; carpal tunnel syndrome, right upper limb; and Lateral epicondylitis, unspecified elbow. Per medical report dated 5/9/2016, patient presents with primary complaints of right upper extremity pain and right middle finger pain. Patient rates her pain as 5/10. Current medications include omeprazole, diclofenac, and Lidocaine…

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    Cervical disc protrusion, is a result of the cervical disc displacement or bulging and can be due to a trauma related to a sport, work, motor vehicle accident or aging and can lead to some form of disability and morbidity. This condition can be associated to cervical radiculopathy, disc herniation, osteophytes and spondylolisthesis (Bartels, 2016). In the United Stated the motor vehicle accidents are the main cause of spine and spinal cord injuries (Stein et al., 2011). The incidence of sport…

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    Treatment Guidelines For Complex Regional Pain Syndrome The paper will describe treatment recommendations for a 43-year-old white male diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). The paper will have three different decision points, and at each decision point, the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP) will have to choose one of the treatment options available and explain the rationale of each choice that was preferred. The paper will describe why starting with…

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    advances in the technology and use of spinal cord neuromodulation for the treatment of chronic refractory pain syndromes in patients whom medical and surgical management have been exhausted. This chapter focuses on the technical aspects of percutaneous placement of SCN devices, emphasizing patient selection, technique, and complications. The precise mechanism of spinal cord modulation for neuropathic pain is partially understood. The original ‘control gate theory’ postulated that continual…

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    Surgical Pain

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    Pain that persists after the surgical wound has healed could be the result of somatic nociception, the consequence of ongoing inflammation (e.g. infection, haematoma), a manifestation of neuropathic pain from surgical injury to peripheral nerves (e.g. complex regional pain syndromes, neuralgias)3 , or from visceral nociception. chronic post surgical pain has been defined as “pathological pain that persists for longer than two months post surgery”. Recently, a mechanism of neuronal plasticity in…

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    TMDS and Whole Body Balance In the literature we often see studies that correlated TMD’s and cervical –neck problems or relationships. There are very little studies that show whole body balance has a significant effect on TMJ. The issue of relationship between TMDS and body posture, and biomechanics are still an unsearched area. Many researchers agree that adaptive changes occur at all levels of the body. And jet, there are scarce studies out there to show the realistic evaluation and…

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    HPV Vaccine Analysis

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    this way based on the vaccines potential side effects. The side effects range from more mild (pain at the injection site, fever and fainting) to adverse events (autoimmune and neurological disorders, anaphylaxis and death). Some vaccine recipients have also reported experiencing chronic pain, chronic fatigue and sudden premature…

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    Personality is a topic so complex and intertwined with both itself and outside factors it’s difficult to pinpoint any one specific cause for a trait, especially on a personal level. Ultimately, the fact that personality is a multiplicity of different factors and effects all intricately combined is the only thing we can really seem to be sure of. Luckily, this hasn’t stopped those in the field of psychology from trying to explain it. It’s complexity may even be the reason so many people find it…

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    RSD: A Case Study Essay

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    suffering can take many different forms, ranging anywhere from the common cold to cancer. For the past 21 years, my father has been battling his own form of illness. A rare nerve disorder known as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD) now called Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS-II). In my father’s case, RSD was caused by an on the job crash injury to his left forearm and wrist. Since then, he has gone through countless treatments, medications, and prayers to cure himself of this illness. As we…

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    Currently enrolled as a junior of Smithfield High School, I plan to graduate in June of 2017 and will then begin to pursue my degree in health science. I plan to one day, with hard work and dedication, receive a doctorate in Sports Medicine and become one of the best providers available. Persistence and patience are only a couple of characteristics that I must possess while going through the process of earning a doctorate in my preferred profession. In my case, thirteen years of public school,…

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