Pain Med Term Flashcards
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What does 'Cephalalgia' refer to?

  • Brain pain
  • Nerve pain
  • Head pain (correct)
  • Muscle pain
  • What does 'Cephalodynia' mean?

  • Head pain (correct)
  • Brain pain
  • Nerve pain
  • Chest pain
  • What is the definition of 'Encephalalgia'?

  • Brain pain (correct)
  • Muscle pain
  • Head pain
  • Nerve pain
  • What does 'Neuralgia' indicate?

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    What does 'Neurodynia' refer to?

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    Study Notes

    Pain Medical Terms

    • Cephalalgia: Refers to head pain, often associated with migraines or tension headaches. Root components are "cephal" (head) and "algia" (pain).

    • Cephalodynia: Also denotes head pain. This term combines "cephalo" (head) and "dynia" (pain), highlighting the same condition in a different linguistic form.

    • Encephalalgia: Describes pain located in the brain, distinguishing it from general headaches. The prefix "encephal" points to the brain as the source of discomfort.

    • Neuralgia: Indicates nerve pain, which can result from multiple conditions such as neurological disorders, injuries, or infections. "Neur" relates to nerves and "algia" signifies pain.

    • Neurodynia: Similar to neuralgia, this term refers to pain in the nerves. It incorporates "neuro" (nerves) and "dynia," further emphasizing the discomfort experienced in neural pathways.

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    This quiz features flashcards for medical terminology related to pain. Explore terms such as cephalalgia and neuralgia, enhancing your understanding of different types of pain. Perfect for students or professionals in the medical field.

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