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OCCTH 585 MIDTERM QUESTIONS
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What does pain indicate?
ANS:
✓ Tissue damage, and it is a protective mechanism
What are the three types of pain?
ANS:
✓ acute, chronic, persistent
What is acute pain?
ANS:
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✓ - sharp and immediate
✓ - at the onset of tissue damage
What is persistent pain?
ANS:
✓ - *sore achy pain*
✓ - telling us we still have tissue damage and that we are still trying to
repair and protect the tissue
What is chronic pain?
ANS:
✓ - Continued expression of pain in the absence of damaged tissue
✓ - creates dysfunction and disability
✓ - maladaptive (serves no purpose)
What is a nocioceptor?
ANS:
✓ Pain Receptor / Pain Sensor`
What are the types of nocioceptors?
ANS:
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✓ - A delta
✓ - C-fibre
What is an A-delta fiber?
ANS:
✓ - Myelinated
✓ - Conducts at a fast rate
✓ - detects acute onset of tissue
What type of pain does an A-delta fibre detect?
ANS:
✓ ACUTE
✓ - *"A"* Delta for *A*cute
What is a c-fibre?
ANS:
✓ - unmyelinated
✓ - conducts at a slower rate
✓ - detects more persistent pain
What type of pain does a c-fibre predict?
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ANS:
✓ Persistent pain
What type of fibre predicts the sore achy pain?
ANS:
✓ C-Fibre
What type of fibre predicts the pain at the onset of tissue damage?
ANS:
✓ A-delta
What is the type of tactile nocioceptor?
ANS:
✓ A-beta fibre
What is an a-beta fibre?
ANS:
✓ - localizes the tissue damage and maps where the painful stimuli is
coming from
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