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ABCs of pain

Affective - emotional factors can affect pain experience
Behavioral - how one expresses or controls pain
Cognitive - one’s attitudes about pain

4 Major Categories of Pain

Nociceptive
Neuropathic
Psychogenic
Carcinogenic

Cutaneous pain

sharp, bright, burning, can be fast or slow

Deep Somatic pain

stems from tendons, muscles, joints, periosteum, a blood vessels

Visceral pain

originates from internal organs; diffused at first then later may be localized

Psychogenic pain

individual feels pain but cause is emotional not physical

Fast pain

localized; carried through A-Delta axons in skin

Slow pain

aching throbbing burning; carried by C Fibers

what is referred pain

occurs away from pain site

Noxious

harmful, injurious

(noxious stimuli)

Nociceptor

nerve receptors that transmit pain impulses