Pain Mgmt VTNE

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(T/F) Requesting and advocating for pain control and sedation is part of a technician’s role in pain management.

true

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(T/F) Differentiating pain from stress is part of a technician’s role in pain management.

true

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Is increased BP a sign of pain?

yes

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Pain charts/scales help differentiate between _______ and ________.

pain, dysphoria

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Patients that are delirious and cannot be calmed are more likely to benefit from…

sedation

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What is the 1st step in the pain pathway?

transduction

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What is the 2nd step in the pain pathway?

transmission

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What is the 3rd step in the pain pathway?

modulation

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What is the 4th step in the pain pathway?

perception

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What is acute pain also known as?

adaptive pain

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Can osteoarthritis (OA) cause inflammation?

yes

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What is chronic pain also known as?

maladaptive pain

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What is defined as a reduced threshold in which less stimulation leads to pain?

allodynia

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Acute pain can turn into chronic pain through how many phases?

3

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Neuropathic pain may occur due to damage to a _________ nerve.

peripheral

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Brain injuries such as strokes can lead to…

spontaneous pain hypersensitivity

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What is defined by tissue inflammation that leads to the release of an array of chemical mediators, resulting in reduced nociceptor thresholds?

peripheral sensitization

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What is the perceived increase in pain intensity over time when a painful stimulus is delivered repeatedly above a critical rate?

windup pain

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What is combined to make windup pain?

allodynia and hypersensitivity

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How long should analgesia be continued?

as long as pain is present or reasonably tolerated

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(T/F) Failure to provide analgesia can increase morbidity and mortality.

true

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What drug is good for analgesia of central sensitization?

ketamine

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Pain stimulates the _________ nervous system.

sympathetic

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Can pain contribute to shock?

yes

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What is nonmalignant chronic pain classified into?

inflammatory, musculoskeletal, neuropathic

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What drugs are given for chronic pain?

nsaids