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What is Acute Pain
Pain less than 6 months
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What is Addiction
The action of being dependent to a particular thing or substance
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What is Analgesics
Pain reliever
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What is Chronic Pain
Pain lasting longer than 6 months
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What is Pain Tolerance
The maximum level of pain that a patient can tolerate
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What is Intractable Pain
Pain that is unresponsive to conventional treatment options
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What is Breakthrough Pain
Chronic pain sufferers may have periods of acute pain
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What is Physical Dependence
The patient's body is dependent upon the drug to function
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What is Pain Threshold
The upper limit of tolerance to pain
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What is Neuropathic Pain
pain is caused by damage or diseases affecting the somatosensory nervous system.
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What is Tolerance
The ability or wiliness to tolerate something
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What is Pain Management
Programs that can employ pain management: massage therapy, analgesics medication, PT epidural steroid injection and acupuncture
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What is Nociceptive Pain
Examples of this are sprain, bone fractures, burns, bumps, and bruises.
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What is Withdrawal Symptoms
An unpleasant physical & mental reaction when abruptly stopping an addictive drug
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What are bony prominence's
sacrum, heels, elbow, shoulders, back of head, scapula, ear, spine, greater trochanter, knee
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