Deciding on adequate analgesia

Select the 2 inputs that cause peripheral sensitisation

Which term matches the following definition? Response to repeated or persistent input of nociception- will make it more susceptible to further pain.

[blank_start]allodynia[blank_end]: non-painful stimuli becomes painful [blank_start]hyperalgesia[blank_end]: perceived pain is increased for the stimulus applied.

pre-emptive analgesia will be carried out in which conditions

[blank_start]Transduction[blank_end]: affects the firing in the periphery of nociceptors [blank_start]Transmission[blank_end]: affect transmission of impulse to spinal cord [blank_start]Modulation[blank_end]: affects the CNS so pain is not processed normally - do not care that it is there. [blank_start]Perception[blank_end]: anaesthesia blocks perception but does not impact the nociception. Can still have the wind-up effect.

match the point of analgesic action with the analgesic transduction = [blank_start]NSAID[blank_end] transmission = [blank_start]local anaesthetic[blank_end] modulation = [blank_start]opioids[blank_end] perception = [blank_start]anaesthesia[blank_end]

Which opioid can accumulate if infusion given long term?

T/F: fentanyl is not effective in larger dogs

tick the following which are examples of perineural block locations

which of the following is definitely required in intravenous regional anaesthesia?

Lidocaine targets visceral pain better than skin/ musculoskeletal

which of the following are contraindications for NSAIDs?