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    neuorsurgery with different results. Gerlach et al, compared propofol/remifentanil versus propofol/sufentanil in supratentorial surgeries finding a reduced time for extubation in remifentanil group (6.4 min versus 14.3 min).27 SOMCT and Rancho Los Amigos Scale (RLAS) are comparable to baseline in a shorter time…

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    measurements included time to first analgesia and VAS [6]. Postoperative pain at rest and movement was evaluated using a 10 cm unmarked line, in which 0 = no pain and 10 cm = worst pain imaginable, at 6 h interval on the first day postoperatively and then daily for 2 days. Movement consisted of abduction of the arm on the operated side by 90°. Patients were evaluated 6 months later for incidence of chronic postmastectomy pain using a short questionnaire (Table 1). Amount of morphine usage during…

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    cases of chronic pain because they have lived a lot of life and have the effects of life have taken their toll on their bodies. Individuals will usually develop a case of chronic pain after an injury and instead of healing correctly their brain and nervous system will continue to stay on “high alert” so as to be easily agitated. “Chronic pain is any discomfort or unpleasant sensation that lasts for more than 3 months, or beyond an expected normal healing time. “ (What is Chronic Pain?)Your brain…

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    as a combination with other complementary or medicine treatments. Traditional Chinese examinations are not applied in Western acupuncture assessment. Needles are only inserted in small affected areas where the nervous system is stimulated to relieve pain relief hormones such as endorphins or melatonin. Additionally, some other manual…

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    communication, staff responsiveness, pain management, communication about medications, discharge information, cleanliness and quietness of hospital environment, and overall rating of the hospital. (hcahpsonline.org, n.d.) This report is made up of twenty-seven questions, of these twenty-seven questions three are directed to pain management. The questions are as listed: 1. “During this hospital stay did you need medicine for pain? 2. During this hospital stay, how often was your pain well…

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    argument about the gentleman with untreatable throat cancer is known to endure a painful road to death within a short period of time. This case is almost polar opposite to Ms. Reese’s. To allow for passive euthanasia would cause an absurd amount of pain and suffering for the patient when he is bound to die within a relatively short period of time. It would be irresponsible to allow for this patient to suffer so significantly before reaching death directly caused by the cancer. Ms. Reese,…

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    The statement- chronic pain should be seen solely a medical problem utilising only biomedical interventions is incorrect. Literature suggests that treating the condition with the biomedical approach alone will fail to address underlying psychological mechanisms fueling pain symptoms, resulting in potential failure to overcome it completely. In prolonged pain situations, Kerns, Thorn & Dixon (2006) acknowledge that there’s a high probability that sufferers will become susceptible to a…

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    Discussion Pain is a major concern among most patients with cancer and pain management is an integral component in the inclusive management of cancer. Screening, assessment, treatments, and follow-ups are all part of evidence-based management, and overall patient outcome and satisfaction are realized (Sheung-Tak et al. 2017). Screening entails verifying the presence of pain while assessment determines the intensity. Etiology and functional impairment are all aspects that are emphasized by…

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    fact that the fish are checked after a 3 hour delay (peak acute stress is 1 hour post-stressor). Enrichment fish did experience lower coefficients of variation for cortisol levels than barren environment fish. Plasma cortisol was elevated for sham and pain group including a stress response. There are clear benefits for recovery for fish as long as enrichment is species…

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    Abstract Treatment of chronic pain in diabetic neuropathy or neuropathic pain of other origins is challenging. Compounded topical formulations have evolved as potential treatment options. The objective of this retrospective study was to evaluate the efficacy of a compounded topical cream (Transdermal Therapeutics). Two versions of TT-CTAC cream were evaluated. Both creams contain Ketamine (10%), Baclofen (2%), Gabapentin (6%), amitriptyline (4%), bupivacaine (2%), Clonidine (0.2%). Additionally…

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