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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
(T/F) Differentiating pain from stress is part of a technician’s role in pain management.
true
Is increased BP a sign of pain?
yes
Pain charts/scales help differentiate between _______ and ________.
pain, dysphoria
Patients that are delirious and cannot be calmed are more likely to benefit from…
sedation
What is the 1st step in the pain pathway?
transduction
What is the 2nd step in the pain pathway?
transmission
What is the 3rd step in the pain pathway?
modulation
What is the 4th step in the pain pathway?
perception
What is acute pain also known as?
adaptive pain
Can osteoarthritis (OA) cause inflammation?
yes
What is chronic pain also known as?
maladaptive pain
What is defined as a reduced threshold in which less stimulation leads to pain?
allodynia
Acute pain can turn into chronic pain through how many phases?
3
Neuropathic pain may occur due to damage to a _________ nerve.
peripheral
Brain injuries such as strokes can lead to…
spontaneous pain hypersensitivity
What is defined by tissue inflammation that leads to the release of an array of chemical mediators, resulting in reduced nociceptor thresholds?
peripheral sensitization
What is the perceived increase in pain intensity over time when a painful stimulus is delivered repeatedly above a critical rate?
windup pain
What is combined to make windup pain?
allodynia and hypersensitivity
How long should analgesia be continued?
as long as pain is present or reasonably tolerated
(T/F) Failure to provide analgesia can increase morbidity and mortality.
true
What drug is good for analgesia of central sensitization?
ketamine
Pain stimulates the _________ nervous system.
sympathetic
Can pain contribute to shock?
yes
What is nonmalignant chronic pain classified into?
inflammatory, musculoskeletal, neuropathic
What drugs are given for chronic pain?
nsaids