Background/
Classification
Classification
This is the general definition of chronic pain, based on how long it persists relative to expected tissue healing.
What is Pain presisting longer than 3-6 months
This modifiable risk factor is described as the leading modifiable risk factor for osteoarthritis.
What is obesity
Fibromyalgia is best described as this type of pain that affects multiple areas of the body.
What is widespread pain
Visceral pain comes from these types of organs, unlike somatic pain from muscles, bones, or soft tissue.
What is internal organs (thoracic,abdominal or pelvic)
This IASP classification system, developed in 2017, was created to better represent chronic pain using a biopsychosocial approach.
What is ICD-11?
These three joints are named as the most common sites of osteoarthritis.
What is spine, shoulders, and knees?
what are some symptoms and conditions of fibromyalgia?
Somatic pain disorder (chronic fatigue,IBS,pelvic pain)
Psychiatric condition (MDD,bipolar,PTSD,anxiety)
Sleep disorders
what are some triggers of chronic visceral pain?
This ICD-11 category describes chronic pain with emotional distress or disability and includes conditions like fibromyalgia and CRPS.
what is chronic primary pain?
What are different comorbidites individuals diagnosed with knee or hip OA?
what are depression,diabetes, back pain, and osteoprosis?
Fibromyalgia is this type of diagnosis, meaning other conditions must be ruled out first.
what is diagnosis of exclusion
This process occurs when visceral and somatic pain signals converge in the CNS, causing pain from an internal organ to be felt in a different somatic area.
What is viscerosomatic convergence
Which of the following chronic disease states has the highest prevalence in the United States?
What is Chronic Pain
This is the recommended overall approach to treating musculoskeletal pain, combining physical, behavioral, pharmacological, and non-pharmacological non-drug treatments.
According to the 2018 AAPT criteria, fibromyalgia symptoms must be present for at least this long
What is 3 months?
Treatments of visceral pain (showing low evidence)
Anti-inflammatories SNRIs and TCA
What is your favorite rotation?
what is Pain management
This soft-tissue finding on MRI is linked to knee OA pain, especially when seen with subchondral bone marrow lesions.
what is synovitis
According to both EULAR 2017 and Canadian guidelines, this non-drug intervention is a shared first-line recommendation for fibromyalgia.
what is exercise
What are the most common side effects of opioids especially in IBS/IBD
What is constipation?