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4 steps of nociception
transduction
transmission
modulation
perception
transduction
mechanical, thermal, or chemical stimuli turned into electrical impulse
transmission
conduction of nerve impulses to spinal cord
modulation
suppression or amplification of pain signal
involves both excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters
benefits of pre emptive analgesia
decreases wind up pain/ phenomenon
decreases amount of general anesthesia
wind up leads to
allodynia
hyperalgesia
opioids
1st choice for pain
work on 3 of 4 phases of nociception
3 properties of NSAID’s
analgesia
anti inflammatory
antipyretic
COX-1
enzyme important for production of good prostaglandins
COX-2
enzyme important in production of prostaglandins that cause pain and inflammation
NSAID side effects
gastric ulcers
renal toxicity
impaired plt function
hepatic damage