Clinical Manifestations
Medical/Nursing Management
Medications
100

What are some ways chronic pain can be described?

Aching, throbbing, burning, shooting pain, electrical, soreness, tightness, stiffness, stinging, squeezing

100

What is the goal of the medical team?

To provide relief and support to patients.

100

What is the first line treatment for mild to moderate pain?

Acetaminophen

200

Risk factors of chronic pain

Genetics, aging, stress, previous injury, smoking, obesity, and manual labor job

200

What is considered subjective data in someone with chronic pain?

OPQRST and pain scale rating.

200

What is the most effective medication for mild to moderate pain?

NSAIDs

300

Pain in the nerves and nervous system.

Neuropathic pain

300

Which type of treatment uses brief pulses of electricity to nerve endings for pain relief?

Electrical stimulation

300

What can help relieve chronic nerve pain by reducing pain signals?

Antidepressants

400

Inflammatory bowel disease is a type of which pain?

Visceral pain

400

How should a nurse examine the site of pain?

Inspect, palpate, and test range of motion

400

Name a common type of NSAID. 

Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin), Naproxen sodium (Aleve)

500

What are considered the "terrible triad?"

Suffering, sleeplessness, and sadness

500

Name 3 health care professionals that are part of a pain management rehab team.

Neurologists, orthopedists, oncologists, physical therapists, psychologists/psychiatrists, and nurses

500

What type of medication mentioned can help with diabetic neuropathy?

Anti-seizure

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