This learning program is designed to introduce you to the physiology of pain. It begins with a brief overview, followed by an in-depth discussion about the physiological features of pain. You will then learn about the classification of pain and the distinguishing features of different types of pain.
Progress checks and pop quizzes throughout the program will help reinforce key concepts. A final assessment at the end of the program will evaluate your ability to meet the learning objectives. Interactive content throughout the program may be covered in the final assessment.
Upon completion of this learning program, you will be able to::
Contrast fast-sharp pain with slow-chronic pain.
List the 3 types of pain stimuli that activate pain receptors.
Compare the 2 pathways for transmission of pain signals.
Describe how pain is enhanced or suppressed by pain modulation pathways.
Explain how pain is classified.
Welcome
Disclaimer
Navigation Instructions
Introduction
Learning Objectives
Physiology of Pain
What Is Pain?
Fast-Sharp Pain Versus Slow-Chronic Pain
Pop Quiz
Pain Stimuli and Pain Receptors
Pop Quiz
Pain Pathways
Progress Check
Section Summary
Pain Modulation
Introduction
Pain Modulating Circuits
The Brain’s Opiate System
Pop Quiz
Sensitization
Progress Check
Section Summary
Classification of Pain
Introduction
Causes of Acute Pain
Responses to Acute Pain
Pop Quiz
Causes of Chronic Pain
Causes of Chronic Pain (Continued)
Responses to Chronic Pain
Nociceptive Pain
Neuropathic Pain
Progress Check
Section Summary
Test Your Acquired Knowledge
Summary
Final Assessment
End of Program
Glossary
References
This course is accredited for continuing education (CE) by the following organizations:
Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation
CPD Hours: 1
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