NUR IIII: Exam 6 Questions and Answers 100% Solved
1. what is the first step of the pain process? transduction
2. is the activation of pain receptors transduction
3. transduction converts energy produced by stimuli, electrical
into energy
4. in the transmission step of the pain process, cellular damage, neurotransmit-
from injury results in the release of ters
excitatory
5. in the transmission step of the pain process, the pain spinal cord
stimulus enters the
6. in the transmissions step of the pain process, the pain afferent (towards the CNS)
stimulus enters the spinal cord and nerve impulses
travel along peripheral nerve fibers
7. in the perception step of the pain process, the CNS brain
extracts information from the pain impulse and the
interprets the information recieved
8. in the modulation step of the pain process, neurotransmitters, reflex
initiate the response
9. the gate control theory of pain says that pain has emotional, cognitive
and components, in ad-
dition to a physical sensation
10. gating mechanisms in the CNS or regulate, block
pain impulses
11. open, blocked
, NUR IIII: Exam 6 Questions and Answers 100% Solved
pain impulses will pass through when a gate is
and are when a gate is
closed
12. closing the gate is the basis for pain non-pharmacological
relief interventions
13. pain cannot be relieved intractable
14. pain is pain felt in an area other than referred
where the pain was produced
15. pain is pain that extends beyond the radiating
site of origin
16. neuropathic pain occurs because of destruction of peripheral, CNS
nerves or the itself
17. neuropathic pain may extend beyond the local, broadening
region of pain to encompass a area of
discomfort
18. neuropathic pain can be caused by nerve compres- tumors, lymphedema,
sion d/t pressure from , , fractures
or compression of the spine
19. what kind of pain is phantom limb pain considered? neuropathic pain
20. pain that is localized within a specific area, from which nociceptive pain
the receptors send impulses to the CNS via afferent
nerve pathways
21. what type of pain is cutaneous, visceral, or deep so- nociceptive pain
matic?
1. what is the first step of the pain process? transduction
2. is the activation of pain receptors transduction
3. transduction converts energy produced by stimuli, electrical
into energy
4. in the transmission step of the pain process, cellular damage, neurotransmit-
from injury results in the release of ters
excitatory
5. in the transmission step of the pain process, the pain spinal cord
stimulus enters the
6. in the transmissions step of the pain process, the pain afferent (towards the CNS)
stimulus enters the spinal cord and nerve impulses
travel along peripheral nerve fibers
7. in the perception step of the pain process, the CNS brain
extracts information from the pain impulse and the
interprets the information recieved
8. in the modulation step of the pain process, neurotransmitters, reflex
initiate the response
9. the gate control theory of pain says that pain has emotional, cognitive
and components, in ad-
dition to a physical sensation
10. gating mechanisms in the CNS or regulate, block
pain impulses
11. open, blocked
, NUR IIII: Exam 6 Questions and Answers 100% Solved
pain impulses will pass through when a gate is
and are when a gate is
closed
12. closing the gate is the basis for pain non-pharmacological
relief interventions
13. pain cannot be relieved intractable
14. pain is pain felt in an area other than referred
where the pain was produced
15. pain is pain that extends beyond the radiating
site of origin
16. neuropathic pain occurs because of destruction of peripheral, CNS
nerves or the itself
17. neuropathic pain may extend beyond the local, broadening
region of pain to encompass a area of
discomfort
18. neuropathic pain can be caused by nerve compres- tumors, lymphedema,
sion d/t pressure from , , fractures
or compression of the spine
19. what kind of pain is phantom limb pain considered? neuropathic pain
20. pain that is localized within a specific area, from which nociceptive pain
the receptors send impulses to the CNS via afferent
nerve pathways
21. what type of pain is cutaneous, visceral, or deep so- nociceptive pain
matic?
