erms in this set (97)
1
Alogesia increase sensitivity to pain
2
algogenic pain producing
3
allodynia normally non harmful stimulus is
perceived as painful
, 4
analgesia the absence of pain in the presence of
normally painful stimuli
5
dysesthesia unpleasant, painful, abnormal
sensation, whether evoked or
spontaneous
6
hyperalgesia heightened response to normally
painful stimulus
, 7
neuralgia pain in the distribution of a peripheral
nerve
8
neuropathy an abnormal disturbance in the function
of a nerve
9
paresthesia abnormal sensation, whether
spontaneous or evoked
, 10
What are the four steps of the stimulus Transduction
response process? Transmission
Perception
Modulation
11
Three types of pain Nociceptive
Neuropathic
Idiopathic or psychogenic
12
Somatic nociceptive well localized, sharp pain that hurts at
the point of stimulus
1
Alogesia increase sensitivity to pain
2
algogenic pain producing
3
allodynia normally non harmful stimulus is
perceived as painful
, 4
analgesia the absence of pain in the presence of
normally painful stimuli
5
dysesthesia unpleasant, painful, abnormal
sensation, whether evoked or
spontaneous
6
hyperalgesia heightened response to normally
painful stimulus
, 7
neuralgia pain in the distribution of a peripheral
nerve
8
neuropathy an abnormal disturbance in the function
of a nerve
9
paresthesia abnormal sensation, whether
spontaneous or evoked
, 10
What are the four steps of the stimulus Transduction
response process? Transmission
Perception
Modulation
11
Three types of pain Nociceptive
Neuropathic
Idiopathic or psychogenic
12
Somatic nociceptive well localized, sharp pain that hurts at
the point of stimulus
