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What is the key difference between pain and nociception?
What is the key difference between pain and nociception?
- Pain involves the perception of threat or danger, while nociception is the neural process of encoding noxious stimuli. (correct)
- Pain arises from actual tissue damage, while nociception is the perception of potential tissue damage.
- Pain is modulated by both internal and external information, while nociception is solely a peripheral nervous system response.
- Pain is always associated with tissue damage, while nociception does not necessarily involve tissue damage.
Which type of pain arises from altered nociception despite no clear evidence of actual or threatened tissue damage?
Which type of pain arises from altered nociception despite no clear evidence of actual or threatened tissue damage?
- Psychogenic pain
- Nociceptive pain
- Neuropathic pain
- Nociplastic pain (correct)
What is the primary mode of nociception?
What is the primary mode of nociception?
- Mechanical
- Thermal
- Chemical
- All of the above (correct)
Which phase of soft tissue healing is characterized by decreasing inflammation and increased tolerance working into tissue resistance?
Which phase of soft tissue healing is characterized by decreasing inflammation and increased tolerance working into tissue resistance?
What is the physiological process of tissues adapting to stress?
What is the physiological process of tissues adapting to stress?
During the acute stage of healing, what treatment strategy emphasizes protection and managing inflammation and pain?
During the acute stage of healing, what treatment strategy emphasizes protection and managing inflammation and pain?
What is the goal during the chronic stage of soft tissue healing?
What is the goal during the chronic stage of soft tissue healing?
What is the purpose of mechanotherapy/mechanotransduction related to muscle adaptation to stress?
What is the purpose of mechanotherapy/mechanotransduction related to muscle adaptation to stress?
Based on the patient's description of his injury, how might you classify it?
Based on the patient's description of his injury, how might you classify it?
What practice type would you recommend for the individual who wants to return to high jumping?
What practice type would you recommend for the individual who wants to return to high jumping?
What advice might you provide to the patient who suffered an acute, severe sprain based on his own rehabilitation plan?
What advice might you provide to the patient who suffered an acute, severe sprain based on his own rehabilitation plan?
What interventions would you MOST likely provide for a patient 9 weeks out from a hamstring strain?
What interventions would you MOST likely provide for a patient 9 weeks out from a hamstring strain?
What is the term used to describe the initial onset of trauma, such as a lifting injury causing primary injury to muscle due to force overload?
What is the term used to describe the initial onset of trauma, such as a lifting injury causing primary injury to muscle due to force overload?
Which phase of soft tissue healing is characterized by an acute presentation of an injury, along with characteristic physiological changes?
Which phase of soft tissue healing is characterized by an acute presentation of an injury, along with characteristic physiological changes?
What are the factors that impact the speed and quality of soft tissue healing?
What are the factors that impact the speed and quality of soft tissue healing?
Which type of injury refers to the disruptive and self-propagating changes that occur in tissues, leading to further dysfunction and death of tissue following the initial insult?
Which type of injury refers to the disruptive and self-propagating changes that occur in tissues, leading to further dysfunction and death of tissue following the initial insult?
Which phase of musculoskeletal healing is characterized by capillary growth and fibroblast proliferation?
Which phase of musculoskeletal healing is characterized by capillary growth and fibroblast proliferation?
What physiological changes occur during the inflammatory phase of musculoskeletal healing?
What physiological changes occur during the inflammatory phase of musculoskeletal healing?
What is the time frame for the maturation & remodeling phase of musculoskeletal healing?
What is the time frame for the maturation & remodeling phase of musculoskeletal healing?
Which type of musculoskeletal injury involves self-propagating damage that occurs after a primary insult?
Which type of musculoskeletal injury involves self-propagating damage that occurs after a primary insult?
