TASK №o 4 A worker received a skin burn as a result of an industrial trauma. On examination: the burned skin is hyperemic and sharply painful. There are a lot of skin bubbles with transparent contents. The burnt surface is treated, a sterile bandage is applied, and painkillers are prescribed. Questions: 1. What does it mean "pain»? 2. Indicate the cause of pain in this case. 3. What other causes can lead the development of pain? 4. Indicate the mechanism of pain formation in this patient. 5. Give a comparative description of the protopathic and epicritic pain. 6. Which of these two types of pain has developed in the patient? 7. Name the biological significance of pain sensitivity for human body,

TASK №o 4 A worker received a skin burn as a result of an industrial trauma. On examination: the burned skin is hyperemic and sharply painful. There are a lot of skin bubbles with transparent contents. The burnt surface is treated, a sterile bandage is applied, and painkillers are prescribed. Questions: 1. What does it mean "pain»? 2. Indicate the cause of pain in this case. 3. What other causes can lead the development of pain? 4. Indicate the mechanism of pain formation in this patient. 5. Give a comparative description of the protopathic and epicritic pain. 6. Which of these two types of pain has developed in the patient? 7. Name the biological significance of pain sensitivity for human body,

Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies (MindTap Course List)

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