Analgesia (start with Neuromuscular)
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Katharine Rusk
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Discussion Question
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Open Ended
Can we give a neuromuscular blocking agent to an awake patient?
Why or why not?
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Question:
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Open Ended
What is pain?
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Review!
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Match
Match the following.
Pain of immediate onset after injury. Resolves when healing complete.
Detection by the nervous system of the potential for or actual tissue injury.
Long-lasting pain that persists beyond the normal healing time
Pain that occurs after tissue injury.
Protective sensation of pain "Ouch!"
Acute Pain
Nociception
Chronic Pain
Pathologic Pain
Physiologic Pain
Acute Pain
Nociception
Chronic Pain
Pathologic Pain
Physiologic Pain
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Review!
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Pathologic Pain
Match the following
Pain originating from injury to the skin.
Nerve injury.
No identifiable cause for pain.
Pain originating from organs.
Pain originating from the musculoskeletal system.
Superficial
Neuropathic
Idiopathic
Visceral
Somatic
Superficial
Neuropathic
Idiopathic
Visceral
Somatic
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Review!
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Reorder
Put the steps of the Pain Pathway in order.
Transduction
Transmission
Modulation
Perception
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Review!
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Multiple Choice
What happens to a dog's muscles when their pain is not treated?
Muscle atrophy and weakness in dogs.
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Multiple Choice
What happens to a cat's immune system when their pain is not treated?
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Multiple Choice
What are consequences of untreated pain in our veterinary patients?
Improved social interactions, enhanced mobility and activity levels
Increased appetite and weight gain
Decreased quality of life, impaired healing, and increased stress.
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Review!
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Match
Match the following veterinary terms
Central nervous system hypersensitivity.
Area close to site of tissue injury becomes painful to even normal stimulus.
Detection by the nervous system of the potential for or actual tissue injury.
Metabolism breaking down tissues faster than they can be replaced or repairs.
Windup
Primary Hyperalgesia
Nociception
Catabolic State
Windup
Primary Hyperalgesia
Nociception
Catabolic State
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Review!
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Multiple Choice
What should we do to prevent "windup" pain in our veterinary patients?
Increase the patient's activity level
Use sedatives like midazolam
Start pain control before painful procedure
Force-feed patients to prevent catabolic state.
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Question:
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Open Ended
Can you name the 5 freedoms?
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Review:
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Categorize
Mydriasis
Vocalizations such as whining, groaning, growling
Exaggerated abdominal breathing
Purring
Cat with ungroomed appearance
Grinding teeth (large animals)
Furrowed brow in cats
Pointing limbs in horses
Arched back in cows
Hypertension
Tachypnea
Tachycardia
Open-mouth breathing
Hypotension
Bradycardia
Reluctance to move or jump
Dog that wanders and will not lay down
Aggression
Drinking water
Categorize the following.
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Feline Grimace Scale - pain in cats
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Multiple Choice
Which of of these cats would you consider is showing marked signs of pain?
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Multiple Choice
Identify the painful cat.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the painful cat
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Multiple Choice
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A little review before a break:
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Multiple Select
Which 2 cats are experiencing pain?
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Match
Match the following.
Pain of immediate onset after injury. Resolves when healing complete.
Detection by the nervous system of the potential for or actual tissue injury.
Long-lasting pain that persists beyond the normal healing time
Pain that occurs after tissue injury.
Protective sensation of pain "Ouch!"
Acute Pain
Nociception
Chronic Pain
Pathologic Pain
Physiologic Pain
Acute Pain
Nociception
Chronic Pain
Pathologic Pain
Physiologic Pain
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Match
Pathologic Pain
Match the following
Pain originating from injury to the skin.
Nerve injury.
No identifiable cause for pain.
Pain originating from organs.
Pain originating from the musculoskeletal system.
Superficial
Neuropathic
Idiopathic
Visceral
Somatic
Superficial
Neuropathic
Idiopathic
Visceral
Somatic
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Reorder
Put the steps of the Pain Pathway in order.
Transduction
Transmission
Modulation
Perception
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Multiple Choice
What are consequences of untreated pain in our veterinary patients?
Improved social interactions, enhanced mobility and activity levels
Increased appetite and weight gain
Decreased quality of life, impaired healing, and increased stress.
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Match
Match the following veterinary terms
Central nervous system hypersensitivity.
Area close to site of tissue injury becomes painful to even normal stimulus.
Detection by the nervous system of the potential for or actual tissue injury.
Metabolism breaking down tissues faster than they can be replaced or repairs.
Windup
Primary Hyperalgesia
Nociception
Catabolic State
Windup
Primary Hyperalgesia
Nociception
Catabolic State
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Categorize
Mydriasis
Vocalizations such as whining, groaning, growling
Exaggerated abdominal breathing
Purring
Cat with ungroomed appearance
Grinding teeth (large animals)
Furrowed brow in cats
Pointing limbs in horses
Arched back in cows
Hypertension
Tachypnea
Tachycardia
Open-mouth breathing
Hypotension
Bradycardia
Reluctance to move or jump
Dog that wanders and will not lay down
Aggression
Drinking water
Categorize the following.
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Draw
We will take a little break before covering Opioids.
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