Titlebook: Cancer Pain Relief; A Practical Manual F. Conno,K. Foley Book 1995 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1995 analgesics.bone metastases.cancer.cancer

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de recognised as a very complex symptom which includes different aspects such as somatic, spiritual, social and psychological pain. Practical and scientific knowledge of pain in cancer should be part of the pre and post training of general practioners and oncologists. This manual reflects the opinio

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New Directions in the Philosophy of Sciencers, including the effectiveness of thepatient’s coping skills or his inability to communicate adequately for whatever reason. In the assessment of pain, the role of team members: doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, psychologists, social workers, etc. is of great importance from the very beginning and throughout the period of treatment.

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New Directions in the World Economysive pain assessment. Studies on the elderly are very few and this category of patient is most likely to be excluded from certain therapies such as rehabilitation programmes. It has been estimated that the prevalence of pain in those over 65 is double compared with the adult population.

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Initial pain assessment,curate detailed history, including an assessment of the pain intensity and character, a physical examination with particular emphasis on the neurologic examination, a psychosocial assessment and an appropriate diagnostic workup to determine the cause of the pain.

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Pain assessment during treatment,rs, including the effectiveness of thepatient’s coping skills or his inability to communicate adequately for whatever reason. In the assessment of pain, the role of team members: doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, psychologists, social workers, etc. is of great importance from the very beginning and throughout the period of treatment.

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,Pain — definitions, classification and causes,reness of a noxious stimulus) and as an emotional experience (intense feelings of displeasure resulting in a set of behaviours). The origin of physical pain always comes from a physical stimulus and is always modified by the mind. Other definitions stress the variety of different factors which may cause or aggravate a person’s pain.

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,Factors that modify the perception of pain — the concept of clinical pain,ity is the sum of the effects of the various causes of suffering, of which pain is only one. The other causes of suffering may simultaneously modify the perception of pain, resulting in Clinical Pain.