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What are the two components of pain?
The 2 components of pain are fast pain, and slow pain. Fast pain is a sharp, localized pain and slow pain is dull and diffused and mostly unpleasant.
What is somatogenic pain?
Pain that is caused by organic diseases and disorders is known as somatogenic pain.
Is GI pain the same as abdominal pain?
Correct, gastrointestinal pain is abdominal pain.
What are the different types of pain?
Pain that is caused by organic diseases and disorders is known as somatogenic pain. Somatogenic pain in turn can be subdivided into nociceptive pain and neuropathic pain.
What is the difference between projected pain and referred pain?
Referred pain (also reflective pain) is pain perceived at a location other than the site of the painful stimulus.Radiation is different from referred pain. The pain related to the location of stimulus and radiate to another site
What is a dull pain called?
Do you mean "to dull your pain" or do you mean "I have a dull pain in my arm"? "I have a dull pain in my arm" means that the pain is like an ache. A sharp pain almost feels like a stab of pain through a part or parts of your body. It could also mean that your pain has faded. "to dull your pain" Could mean to distract you from your pain or take medicine such as pain killers to make the pain less noticible to you.
What is recommended to get rid of this pain as a first pain?
pain killer
What are periodic exacerbation of pain?
breakthrough pain
How is acute pain defined?
Nociceptive pain, or the pain that is transmitted by nociceptors, is typically called acute pain.
Medial and lateral pain system in pain processing?
Fast pain messages travel along the lateral pain system. Slower pain messages travel along the medial pain system.
Define the physiology of pain classifications of pain and treatment of pain?
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What does abatement of pain mean?
Abatement of pain is the same as reduction of pain.
