'Pain impulses' presentation slideshows

Pain Management

Pain Management. Consultant Professor : Dr Yekefallah Seyedeh Hedyeh Banihashemi & Mahtab Salehi Master students of critical care nursing (entrance Mehr 92) Automn 1392. objective. Explain the pain definition & its pathophysiology Know different pain theories especially Gate-control

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Physiology & Psychology of Pain

Physiology & Psychology of Pain. What is Pain??. Introductory Ideas. Sensation of the affected level of unpleasantness Perception of actual or threatened damage Perception based on expectations, past experience, anxiety, suggestions, cognitive factors Acute Chronic Pain is Subjective

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Scientific Basic of Pain

Scientific Basic of Pain. RM Clemmons, DVM, PhD, CVA. CVFT University of Florida. PAIN. Unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage Functions: Stop Signal Warning of a threat Basis of learning Forces a person to rest. Terminology.

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Basic Human Needs Comfort and Pain Management

Basic Human Needs Comfort and Pain Management. Donna M Penn RN MSN CNE. Pain. Unpleasant, subjective sensory and emotional experience associated with an actual or potential tissue damage Can be a factor inhibiting the ability and willingness to recover from illness Subjective experience.

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Basic Human Needs Comfort and Pain Management

Basic Human Needs Comfort and Pain Management. Pain. Unpleasant, subjective sensory and emotional experience associated with an actual or potential tissue damage Can be a factor inhibiting the ability and willingness to recover from illness Subjective experience. Comfort.

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PAIN & PAIN CONTROL THEORIES

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PAIN & PAIN CONTROL THEORIES

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Module 5

Module 5. Sensation. Sensations. Sensation is direct input from sense organs Vision Hearing Vestibular system Taste Olfaction Touch. EYE: VISION. Structure and function 1. Gather and focus light Absorb and transform light waves into electrical impulses process called transduction.

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PAIN & PAIN CONTROL THEORIES

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Chapter 35 Somatosensory Function, Pain, and Headache

Chapter 35 Somatosensory Function, Pain, and Headache. Three Levels of Neurons Involved in Somatic Sensation. First-order: detect the sensation Second-order: in the spinal cord; transmit message to brain Third-order: in the brain. Sensory Impulses.

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PHYSIOLOGY TUTORIAL

PHYSIOLOGY TUTORIAL. PHSL - 215. Topics . Graded Potential & Action Potential Neuron Nerve Conduction in Myelinated & Unmyelinated Nerve Fiber Synapse Neuromuscular Junction . Q.1 What is graded potential ? Q2. What is action potential ?

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Chapter 4 Skeletal Muscle-Relaxant Drugs

Chapter 4 Skeletal Muscle-Relaxant Drugs. Muscle Spasm and Spasticity. Spasticity is a central nervous system dysfunction. Spasticity is technically not a disease process but a result of motor interruption (lesion), typically in the upper motor complex of the central nervous system.

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TENS

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