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| Somatic, visceral and referred are types of ? |
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| This pain comes from the skin or close to the surface of the body? |
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| This pain occurs in internal organs, the abdomen or the skeleton? |
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| This pain is present in an area removed or distant from its point of origin? |
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| Intermittent pain and persistant pain are types of? |
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| This pain produces physiologic responses similar to acute pain - example is a migraine? |
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| This pain produces physiologic responses similar to acute pain - example is a migraine? |
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| This pain permits physiologic adaption example is low back pain? |
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| combination of increased sensitivity and decreaed pain threshold to painful stimuli is known as? |
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| The inability to identify the source of pain on the affected side of the body is known as? |
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| 36.2-37.7 C or 97.2-99.9 F |
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| At this temp ________ nerve damage produces convulsions in an adult? |
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| At this temp death will occur? |
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| Heat stroke - brain cannot tolerate temperatures of more than? |
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| Accidental hypothermia occurs when the body temperature is below? |
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| Enuresis is also known as? |
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| sclera, choroid and retina |
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| __________ allow gross eye movement and permit the eyes to follow a moving object? |
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| six extrinsic eye muscles |
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| 6 extrinsic muscles of the eyes consist of? |
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| four rectus and 2 oblique muscles |
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| Deviation of the one eye from the other when the person is looking at an object? |
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| Inflammation of the eyelids and commonly caused by staph |
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| Inflammation of the mucous membrane covering the conjunctiva? |
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| Conjunctivitis when acute and caused by bacteria is known as? |
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| Infection of the cornea that is caused by bacteria or viruses? |
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| Cataract, papilledema and glaucoma are examples of? |
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| alterations in visual acuity |
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| Cloudy or opaque ocular lens? |
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| edema and inflammation of the optic nerve where it enters the eye ball? |
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| when intraocular pressures are above the normal range of 12-20 mmHg? |
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| Aleration of accommodation is? |
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| Myopia and hyperopia are examples of? |
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| Unequal cervature of the cornea is? |
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