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Sensation and Perception Chapter 5 Pain and Hypnosis Chronic pain - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Sensation and Perception Chapter 5 Pain and Hypnosis Chronic pain - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Sensation and Perception Chapter 5 Pain and Hypnosis Chronic pain treatment Placebos Phantom limb pain Mirror box treatment Hypnosis Chronic Pain Management, not elimination Misconceptions No objective findings
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Chronic Pain
Management, not elimination Misconceptions –
No objective findings = all in head Biomedical approach only Psychiatric factors cause pain
Barriers to effective pain management Pain theories – gate control; cognition Treatments- non-pharmacology; opioids; mental imagery best
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Film – Chronic Pain
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Pain
All pain experiences are normal responses to what your brain thinks is a threat Thought viruses are processes powerful enough to maintain a pain state - can cause and enhance pain anywhere Thoughts, fears, ideas and emotions are seen as nerve impulses which have electro- chemical consequences in the brain
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Pain Management
Pain management plan
Should treat pain immediately Should keep pain under number 3 Check with doctor as to his pain approach
CA focusing on pain management Example in Germany – pain-free hospitals Differential treatment of men and women in U.S.
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Placebos
Placebos vs. drug trials Surgery trials – fake vs. real 80% of antidepressants due to placebo effect Study of 6 leading antidepressants
Effect of advertising – drugs more effective Placebo – enhanced prefrontal activity
Nocebo effect = negative suggestions Research on knee/hip replacements vs. none Mirror box treatment Phantom limb pain-children born without limb Virtual body in our brains from birth
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Film - Phantom Limb Pain
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Mahatma Gandhi
Your beliefs become your thoughts. Your thoughts become your words. Your words become your actions. Your actions become your habits. Your habits become your values. Your values become your destiny.
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Hypnosis
Definition Seven characteristics –
Reduction of planning function Redistribution of attention Availability of memories Reduction of reality testing Increased suggestibility Role behavior Posthypnotic amnesia
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Hypnosis – Pain Treatment
Induction After Effects Susceptibility
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Experience of Hypnosis
Muscles – 3 types of commands –
Ordinary request Direct suggestion Inhibitory suggestion – most challenging
Pain and hallucinations Memory and age regression Post-hypnotic responses Distortions –
Cognitive: agnosia; aphasia Affective distortions Alterations in personality
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Film - Hypnosis
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Personality of a Hypnotized Person
Characteristics Personality tests Hypnotizability Range of applicability
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ESP: Perception without Sensation?
Claims of ESP Facts or Fantasies Testing ESP
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Entanglement
- Entanglement can affect physical properties of a particle on
- ther side of universe by prodding its entanglement twin –
exists everywhere, all the time.
- After interaction, impossible to tease apart the two particles’
characteristics.
- Vacuum is filled with pairs of entangled particles.
- Our bodies are a mass of entanglements between electrons
in atoms that make up our body.
- There can be three-way entanglements.
- Moments of time can become entangled, too.
- Entanglements exist all around us and inside us all the time.