Pain – PDF/EPUB Version Downloadable
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Author(s): Thomas D. Ackerman
Publisher: Resource Publications
ISBN: 9798385207039
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Pain tells the story of personal experience with severe depression and of redemption from that suffering, alongside a biblical explanation of the meaning of pain. It explores what the book of Job, the gospel of Jesus, and the life of the church tell us about why pain exists, and finally provides the solution of our loving Father: in the sacrifice at the cross, our sanctification, and the kingdom of God. It is a book of hope, seeing God’s kingdom existing with us now–a kingdom that has already radically changed the world, will grow, and will win in the end. This is interwoven with the author’s personal experience, his coming to faith, and his growth as a new believer, and ends with the purpose he sees for many years of pain in his life, as the book ends with God revealing his purpose for everyone. Each section is abundant with Scripture to explain Christian theological truths, ones that are challenging, but demand a humble acceptance of God’s rule over creation.
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Pain – PDF/EPUB Version Downloadable
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Author(s): Tabitha A. Washington; Khalilah M. Brown; Gilbert J. Fanciullo
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780199827602
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Patients with pain disorders pose many clinical challenges for the attending physician. Even experienced clinicians occasionally arrive at the point where diagnostic, work-up, treatment, or prognostic thinking becomes blocked. Pain teaches the reader to recognize and appropriately treat a variety of pain disorders using a case study format. Divided into three section, chronic pain conditions, chronic pain and related disorders, and treatment overview, and derived from consultation requests from providers in medical practice, the cases are written in a format that encourages the reader to formulate a differential diagnosis and treatment plan for a variety of pain problems. Succinct in its presentation and logical in its layout, Pain is the perfect resource for the busy practitioner on the go.
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Pain – PDF/EPUB Version Downloadable
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Author(s): Christopher M. Herndon
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780197542873
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Part of the “What Do I Do Now?: Palliative Care” series, Pain uses thought-provoking, real-world cases to illustrate concepts, approaches to therapy, and potential barriers to optimal care presented by a diverse panel of interdisciplinary authors. Pain is a frequent and distressing symptom encountered by those with serious or life-limiting illness and may present in a multitude of fashions and from a wide array of etiologies. This book intertwines pharmacologic, nonpharmacologic, and ethical principles of pain control within case-based discussions, allowing readers to expect: · Unique perspectives of pain control, from numerous essential members of the healthcare team; · An engaging collection of cases that illustrate the most current approaches to the most commonly encountered pain syndromes in palliative care; · Chapters that begin with cases and that utilize a conversational tone throughout, like a “curb-side” consult with a seasoned colleague. Consisting of 46 chapters that cover everything from antidepressants to cannabis, cultural competency to bone pain, this volume is also a self-assessment tool that tests the reader’s ability to answer the question, “What do I do now?”
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Pain – PDF/EPUB Version Downloadable
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Author(s): Christopher M. Herndon
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780197542873
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Part of the “What Do I Do Now?: Palliative Care” series, Pain uses thought-provoking, real-world cases to illustrate concepts, approaches to therapy, and potential barriers to optimal care presented by a diverse panel of interdisciplinary authors. Pain is a frequent and distressing symptom encountered by those with serious or life-limiting illness and may present in a multitude of fashions and from a wide array of etiologies. This book intertwines pharmacologic, nonpharmacologic, and ethical principles of pain control within case-based discussions, allowing readers to expect: · Unique perspectives of pain control, from numerous essential members of the healthcare team; · An engaging collection of cases that illustrate the most current approaches to the most commonly encountered pain syndromes in palliative care; · Chapters that begin with cases and that utilize a conversational tone throughout, like a “curb-side” consult with a seasoned colleague. Consisting of 46 chapters that cover everything from antidepressants to cannabis, cultural competency to bone pain, this volume is also a self-assessment tool that tests the reader’s ability to answer the question, “What do I do now?”
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Pain – PDF/EPUB Version Downloadable
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Author(s): Mary Jane Massie
Publisher: American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc.
ISBN: 9780880481731
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One of the most critical issues in health care today — chronic pain — affects 34 million people. Causing untold suffering, pain also carries an enormous price tag for medical expense and lost income and productivity.
This succinct and expertly written volume offers the most current thinking on pain assessment and management. As effective pain management begins with thorough assessment, so does this book, by presenting biomedical, conceptual, and biopsychosocial models. Although patients present a daunting array of idiosyncratic symptoms, clinicians are reassured that numerous viable strategies exist for tailoring treatment to the individual: pharmacologic, anesthetic, neuro-stimulatory, physiatric, surgical, psychological, and complementary. The importance of approaching pain as a multivariate syndrome is cogently emphasized in a review and analysis of psychogenic pain, an enigmatic form for which the biopsychosocial model is especially efficacious.
In a uniquely formatted and practical chapter, readers accompany experts on “pain rounds,” visiting patients with four common syndromes: lower back pain, neuropathic pain, migraine, and fibromyalgia. From initial consultation to case conference, diverse specialists offer professional opinions on evaluation, treatment, and difficulties that are likely to be encountered. The chapter is an elegant and useful demonstration of the multimodal approach.
As this volume attests, researchers have successfully unraveled the complex physiology of pain. Now, with this book, clinicians have management models that rightly move beyond a view of pain as simply a mind-body, sensory-neural phenomenon.
