Pain & Pain Management

Pain & Pain Management PSYC 4080 Health Psychology Amber M. Henslee, M.S. Meaning of Pain __________ pain Tissue damage to the body Psychological/emotional pain Perception EX: hook through the arm Stages of Pain Acute Pain Short duration Signals us not to do that again!

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PAIN

PAIN. Do you have frequent pain? Do you use medication for pain? If yes: In the past 3 months, how often did you have pain? Some days, most days, or every day? Thinking about the last time you had pain, how long did the pain last? Some of the day, most of the day, or all of the day? .

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Pain

Pain Content of Lecture. Definition of painPhysiologyPain assesmentBarriers for pain-relief and pain-perceptionPain Treatment - pharmacological - others. Specific pain - cancer patients - dying patients - operation Cases and questions. Pain. WHO's definition of pain: "an unpleasant sensory or

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The Physiology and psychology of pain

The Physiology and psychology of pain. Chapter 2. Pain. Of all the components of the injury response, none is less consistent or less understood than an individuals response to pain The sensation of pain is a diffuse entity inherent to the nervous system and basic to all people

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The Psychology of Pain

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PSYCHOLOGY OF PAIN

PSYCHOLOGY OF PAIN. Definition: International Association for the Study of Pain: Sensory and emotional negative experience - induced by or related with real or imagined tissue lesions, or - described in terms that refer to such lesions. Components:

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Cases for Pain Lecture

Cases for Pain Lecture. edited 9/5/11 ESW. Case 1. An 80 year old woman falls and fractures the forearm. You xray it, reduce it, and cast it. She has pain and asks for your advice. Question 1. The best initial analgesic would be : Morphine Contin 30 mg po q12h Ibuprofen 600 mg po bid

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Your pain ≈ my pain

‘Neural resonance’. Singer et al. (2006). Your pain ≈ my pain. ‘Neural resonance’. Your disgust ≈ my disgust. Wicker et al. , (2003), Neuron. ‘Neural resonance’. Your goals ≈ my goals. see Rizzolatti & Craighero (2004), Annual Rev Neurosci. Thinking about self.

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PAIN

PAIN. Objectives. Understand Pain and Pain behaviors Learn About Danger Sensors Discuss Context of Pain and Neurotags Review Healing processes Review Structures and Systems in the body Understand Altered Nervous System Alarms Learn Management Essentials.

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Pain pathophysiology/ Referred pain

Pain pathophysiology/ Referred pain. Lec - 8. Referred pain. Convergence Theory / Referred pain . Parietal & Visceral pain. Headache (Frontal & Occipital ). the middle meningeal artery is very sensitive to pain & rich in pain receptors. Common headache and facial pain syndromes;.

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The Psychology of Pain

The Psychology of Pain. Arnel Banaga Salgado, Ed.D ., D. Sc., MAT (Psych) Assistant Professor RAKMHSU Mobile – 050 799 3803. Learning Outcomes. After the lecture discussion, the students will be able to: Define pain Identify pain standards Apply pain scale

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Pain

Pain. Kate Black Kate Brazzale Lisa Molony. Pain . Aetiology Disorder/Disease Clinical Manifestations Pathophysiology Diagnosis Pharmacological Management Non-Pharmacological Management Complications Implications for Nursing Practice. Aetiology. Kh;asdo;sdifj;os.

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Psychology of Persistent Pain

Psychology of Persistent Pain. Putting Pain in Perspective. Pain defined. International Association for the Study of Pain , 1994. “ An unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage.”. Subjectivity of Pain.

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Pain

Jonathan Dixon GP Trainer Moorside Surgery Eccleshill. Pain. Acute Chronic Neuropathic Chronic Regional Syndromes Psychological interface. SOCRATES. Site Onset Character Radiation Associated symptoms Timings- how long / timings of recent exacerbations

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Module 2: Pain Management

Module 2: Pain Management. Section I: Introduction to Pain Management. Definition of pain Status of pain Barriers to pain assessment and management VHA’s commitment to pain management. What is Pain?.

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Psychology & orofacial pain

Psychology & orofacial pain. Dr H Clare Daniel, Consultant Clinical Psychologist. Persistent Pain ‘ vs ’ Persistent Orofacial Pain. Same or different psychological processes and pain processing? M uch of the orofacial pain literature is about 2 decades behind the persistent pain literature.

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Musculoskeletal Pain Back Pain

Musculoskeletal Pain Back Pain. Rodrigo Rodrigues , MD. www.wikidoc.org. Copyleft by CM Gibson. M/S Pain – Back Pain. More then 2/3 of adults will have back pain at some time in their lives

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PAIN

PAIN. Do you have frequent pain? Do you use medication for pain? If yes: In the past 3 months, how often did you have pain? Some days, most days, or every day? Thinking about the last time you had pain, how long did the pain last? Some of the day, most of the day, or all of the day?.

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PAIN!!!

DENT/OBHS 131 Neuroscience. PAIN!!!. 2009. Pain…. Is a submodality of somatosensation Is the perception of unpleasant or aversive stimulation (sensory and emotional experience) Warns of injury (physiological relevance) Is highly individual and subjective. General topics.

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Pain Management Services by Experienced Pain Management Specialists

Pain management center offers you complete pain management services to provide you with relief in DRG stimulation, spinal cord stimulation, mild procedure and cancer pain management.

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Pain

Pain. (relates to Chapter 9, “Pain,” in the textbook). Andrew. 25 y.o. male One day post op abdominal surgery You enter his room and find him smiling, joking, talking with visitor BP: 120/80; HR = 80; RR = 18 Rates his pain at 8/10. Andrew. Write what you believe is Andrew’s pain level

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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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