Pain Powerpoint UMiami

Pre synaptic reflex inhibiton that is caused by joint effusion is called? HINT: can cause "false weakness" and atrophy

Neutral Inhibition is the act of interrupting the pain signal at the input or output.

Spinothalamic Tract is an ascending sensory pathways and the Corticospinal Tract is the descending pathways

Choose the correct pair

1st order neurons carry info from the SC to the brain and 2nd order neurons carry info from peripheral nerves to the SC

Threshold is the minimum point at which stimulus begins to produce a gross response

What are the 4 origins of pain?

Neutrophils are small, fast and first line of defense for bacterial infection; lifespan of 7hrs and do not reproduce

Afferent Nerves exit the spinal cord while Efferent Nerves enter the spinal cord.

The psychological aspect of rehabilitation accounts for 75% of it while only 25% is physiological

Endorphine is a natural pain reliever that decreases chemical irritants and inhibits pain signal transmission

What is idiopathic pain

What are the 4 types of stress that can be placed on tissue?

What do Merkel's Disk and Ruffini Corpuscles mechanoreceptors provide?

All are influences of pain perception except

Inflammation is always visable

Radiating pain does not travel a particular dermatome

Noxious Stimulus is harmful, unhealthy stimulus

What does the Thalamus do in regards to pain?

After being let into the spinal cord via the T-Cell the sensory info travels up the Corticospinal Tract

What part of the brain interprets emotional influence on pain?

Referred pain is at a site other than the actual area of trauma that projects distally. Follows a trigger point pattern

What are the dimensions of pain?

Which pain fiber is the biggest and therefor will get to the brain first

What is Brandon Barnowski's middle name?

In regards to the third series of events of inflammation, what do chemical mediators do?

Which Premier League Club is the most valuable worth approximately 3.467 million pounds?

What is the tissue response if a moderate physical stress is placed on it?

Who won the first Superbowl ever?

Facilitation enables a neural response while Inhibition restrains a neural response

Opiod is a synthetic opiate that binds to opioid receptors to numb or decreases pain

Opioid receptors are primarily found in the central and peripheral nervous systems as well as the gastrointestinal tract

What is the neurophysical process that may be interpreted as pain?

Which is a correct statement about Leukocytes

What tract brings sensory info up the spinal cord to the Thalamus?

What is the highest grossing film of all time?

Which of these natural pain relievers block the gate by interfering with A-delta and C fiber signals to T-Cells

Which synthesizes epinephrine + norepinephrine and affects brain processes for movement control and emotional response?

What part of the brain interprets intensity and location of pain?

Which is not a way of the Desensitization of Pain

"Bone models and remodels in response to the mechanical stress it experineces" is a theory called General Adaptation

Who has the most home runs in Major League Baseball history?

What is the tissue response if no physical stress level is placed on it?

Which is not one of the 3 stages of General Adaptation Syndrome?

Which is a biomechanical messenger and regulator that inhibits pain signals from peripheral nociceptors?

The Dorsal Horn connects to Afferent nerves while the Ventral Horn connects to Efferent nerves.

During the 4th stage of the inflammatory period leukocytes (white blood cells) slow blood flow by binding to endothelium

Who has won the most NBA Most Valuable Player Awards?

What hormone is released to regulate inflammation and stimulate cellular-level energy production during the Alarm Stage?

What is neuropathic pain?