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BAHASA INGGRIS

Nama : Wirdiyani Jaenal

Nim :18144010101

Kelas/semester : Keperawatan B/IV

ANSWER

A. Vocabulary Building

1. She is taking painkillers because she has a sharp pain.

2. Blood poured from deep cut on his arms. The nurses were busy taking care of him.

3. Jean got a lot bruises after the accident.

4. She is going to hospital tomorrow because she has a problem with her back. May be
she has a backache.

5. His ankle is still too painful to walk on.

A. Reading Time

1. Difference between nociceptive and nueropathic pain :

 This type of pain is a normal response from the body to potential harm and serves to
help protect from dangers that are encountered. It can be acute or chronic in
nature, depending on the specific case and the cause of the pain. Nociceptive pain
can be further classified into subtypes as somatic or visceral pain.

 Neuropathic pain is caused by injury to the nerves that ate involved in the
propagation of electrical signals that send messages of pain from the receptors to
the brain. This type of pain is typically described as a sharp, shooting pain that is
often more intense. There are various causes of nerves damage and resulting
neuropathic pain, including certain infections, diabetes and some surgical
procedures.

1. Difference between somatic and visceral pain :

 Somatic pain originated from pain receptors located on the surface of the body or in
the musculoskeletal tissues. This type of pain is usually localized to a certain area of
the body and often worsens with activity but is relieved by periods of rest.

 Visceral pain refers to pain is resulted from pain receptors located in the internal
organs within a cavity of the body. This type of pain is usually described as a deep,
pressure like feeling that is not localized to a certain point in the body.

1. Additionally, psychogenic pain is another term that is sometimes used to describe pain. This
is not an official diagnostic term for pain but is sometimes used to describe pain that is
associated with some degree of psychological disturbance. This may include anxiety,
depression, stress that may be a consequence of or have a causative effect on the pain
2. Breakthrough refers to episodes of acute pain that occur when taking analgesic medication
to manage chronic pain. This type of pain "breaks through" the effect of pain. relief for a
short period of time.

3. Synonym

a. Harmful : Bad thing

b. Relieved : Large

c. Effect : Impact

d. Improvement : Recovery

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