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Beginner Physiology and Pain Management
Everyone experiences some form of pain now and again. Pain, like a sharp stab or dull ache, can cause a great deal of discomfort to the body. However, these sensations are essential because they signify something is wrong. Have you ever wondered what causes particular forms of pain? How can the body be assessed when you are in pain? What is the best way to manage pain? We'll show you the causes of several types of pain and how to handle them.
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Beginner Physiology and Pain Management
Learn about the various types of pain, their mechanism and how to manage them in this free online course.
Everyone experiences some form of pain now and again. Pain, like a sharp stab or dull ache, can cause a great deal of discomfort to the body. However, these sensations are essential because they signify something is wrong. Have you ever wondered what causes particular forms of pain? How can the body be assessed when you are in pain? What is the best way to manage pain? We'll show you the causes of several types of pain and how to handle them.
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5 Lessons
Pain Management
In this course, you will be introduced to the definition and mechanism of pain. You will learn about pain theories, types of pain, how to assess and measure pain and the principles of back and neck pain. We will show you classifications of headaches and the measures of managing neuropathic pain.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Pain and Pain Theories
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3.Types of Pain and Acute Pain
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4.Head, Back and Neck Pain
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5.Lesson Summary
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