BS2.07 Pain is created in the Brain

We cover how the feeling of pain can change and adapt over time depending on the person’s experiences. We now know that for a lot of chronic pain there may no longer be much tissue damage present at all. It can become a learned problem within the brain itself. It is a very real problem, but the cause of the problem is likely to involve the brain itself to a larger degree than previously realized.

Class Content

BS2.07 – Introduction
BS2.07 – 01 The low back pain burden
1 Quiz
BS2.07 – 01 Practice Quiz
BS2.07 – 02 So many things can trigger feelings of pain
1 Quiz
BS2.07 – 02 Practice Quiz
BS2.07 – 03 The Difference between Acute and Chronic Pain
1 Quiz
BS2.07 – 03 Practice Quiz
BS2.07 – 04 The old structural pathology model of pain is defunct
1 Quiz
BS2.07 – 04 Practice Quiz
BS2.07 – 05 Practice Quiz
BS2.07 – 06 Difference between basic science and clinical science
1 Quiz
BS2.07 – 06 Practice Quiz
Final Quiz
BS2.07 Pain is Created in the Brain Final Quiz