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Match the types of chronic pain with its description.Types of pain may be used more than once.
-Thought to be caused by development of hyperactivity of neurons in the spinal cord and thalamus as a result of the accumulation of sodium ion channels at sites of nerve injury and demyelination
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Massage therapy relieves pain by stimulating the _____ that closes the pain gate?
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Phantom pain is more likely to be experienced by people who had pain in the limb before it was amputated.
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The fingers are more sensitive to pain than the back because the fingers have more nociceptors to pain.
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According to the specificity theory,there is a direct relationship between the intensity of pain and the extent of tissue injury.
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Persistent chronic pain produces a physiologic response similar to that of acute pain.
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Match the types of chronic pain with its description.Types of pain may be used more than once.
-Pain that occurs after peripheral nerve injury and is described as continuous and severe sensations with a burning quality
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How often does rapid eye movement (REM)sleep occur in cycles?
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As much as _____ L of fluid per hour may be lost by sweating.
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A person's pain threshold does not vary significantly over time.
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When caring for a patient who has had pain for 3 days,what physiologic signs of pain would the nurse expect to find?
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Match the types of chronic pain with its description.Types of pain may be used more than once.
-Pain that results from tumor infiltration of nerve tissue;trauma or chemical injury to the nerve;or damage from radiation,chemotherapy,or surgical sectioning of the nerve
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During heat stroke,sweat production on the face is maintained even during dehydration to cool blood in the cerebral arteries.
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Why are children more susceptible to heat stroke than adults?
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