| narcan | | insertion of a small needle into the skin at selected sites, oriental tech. |
| monomine | | gold standard |
| endorphins | | focusing the attention on something other than the pain |
| transdermal | | abbreviation for electrical unit used on the skin, has patches, blocks pain |
| acupressure | | patches changed every 72 hours |
| perception | | type of mesage that has continuous pressure on a point |
| sympathetic | | changing negative thought to positive ones |
| adjuvant | | suports joints and wrinke free sheets |
| reframing | | in CNS pathway thst selectively in hibits the transmission by sending a blocking signal back down the dorsal horn |
| age | | no ceiling affects |
| acupuncture | | morphine like chemicles |
| transduction | | state of heightened awareness and focused consentration |
| nubain | | drugs used to enhance an analgestics affects |
| modulation | | impulse traveling from a nonicepter to the spinal cord then to the thalmus and up the somatosensory cortex |
| positioning | | strengthens weak muscles |
| hypnosis | | cvauses vasoconstriction by using severe cold |
| tens | | one factor that may affect the pain experience |
| chronic | | opioid analgesic, that conteracts the itching and nausia |
| transmission | | pain viewed as a disease state, long term |
| humor | | antitussive, opioid analgesic |
| exercise | | laughter, releases endorphins |
| distraction | | nervous system, similar signs and symptoms as anxiety, inc in HR, inc. BP, inc. Resp. |
| opiates | | norepinephrine and seritonin |
| cryotherapy | | noxious stimulus triggers electrical activity in endings of the afferant nerve fibers |
| nurse | | an opioid antagonist |
| morphine sulfate | | the cornerstone of pain management |
| codeine | | conscious experience of discomfort |