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Title: Pain Management in Terminal Patients


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Pain Management inTerminal Patients
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Pain Assessment
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Pain Assessment
  • Onset and temporal pattern
  • Location
  • Description
  • Intensity
  • Aggravating and relieving factors
  • Previous treatment effect

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Assess disease/cancer
  • disease/cancer location
  • response to prior therapy
  • other organs damage
  • benefit or burden of further therapies
  • prognosis
  • final hours
  • hours to days
  • days to weeks
  • weeks to months

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Mechanism-base pain
Pain
Mechanism-based approach
Nociceptive pain
Neuropathic pain
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Mechanism-base pain
Pain
Mechanism-based approach
Nociceptive pain
Neuropathic pain
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Neuropathic pain
Origin of pain Structure Example
Peripheral nervous system Nerve -Neuroma -Trigeminal neuralgia -Diabetic neuropathy -Phantom limb pain -Lumbosacral plexopathy
Peripheral nervous system Dorsal root -Postherpetic neuralgia -Brachial plexus avulsion
Central nervous system Spinal cord -Spinal cord injury -Spinal cord ischemia
Central nervous system Brain -Stroke -Brain tumor
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Clinical features ofneuropathic pain
Clinical features
Positive phenomena Autonomic dysfunction
Negative phenomena
Spontaneous pain
Evoked pain Sensory loss
Continuous Allodynia
thermal burning mechanical
vibration paresthesia
thermal touch
dysesthesia Hyperalgesia Paroxysma
l electrical, sharp, shooting
Vasomotor Sudomotor
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Multi-dimension
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Principles analgesic use
  • WHO 3 -step analgesic ladder
  • Oral route
  • Adequate dose
  • By clock
  • prn for breakthrough pain
  • Adjuvants
  • Early detection and prompt treatment of side
    effects

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First line Medications
AMITRYPTYLINE
NORTRYPTYLINE
GABAPENTIN
CARBAMAZEPINE
OXCARBAZEPINE
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TRAMADOL
ORAL MORPHINE
PETHIDINE
VENLAFXINE
DULOXETINE
Second line Medications
PREGABALIN
PARACETAMOL, NSAIDS, COX-2 INHIBITORS
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TRAMADOL
ORAL MORPHINE
PETHIDINE
VENLAFXINE
DULOXETINE
Second line Medications
PREGABALIN
PARACETAMOL, NSAIDS, COX-2 INHIBITORS
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  • physicians, patients and families fear about
    using opioids.
  • good patients do not complain or need opioids.
  • worsening pain is often a sign of worsening
    disease.
  • separation curative care from palliative care

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Dependence
  • Porter J, Jick H. Addiction rate in patients
    treated with narcotics. New Eng J Med 1980
    302 123.
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Risk Factors
  • non-opioid substance abuse (OR 2.34)
  • mental health disorder (OR 1.46)
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