Differentiating Spinal Pain with Dr. Kim Kuebler

Differentiating Spinal Pain with Dr. Kim Kuebler
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Dr. Kim Kuebler, DNP, APRN, ANP-BC, FAAN, provides insights into different types of spinal pain, including somatic, inflammatory, neuropathic, and mixed. Explore the multidimensional aspects of pain, inflammation, nerve issues, and stenosis. Learn about dermatomes, foraminal stenosis, central canal stenosis, and spinal cord compression. Discover how to collaborate with spinal interventionists and diagnose/manage spinal stenosis effectively.

  • Spinal Pain
  • Dr. Kim Kuebler
  • Pain Types
  • Inflammation
  • Nerve Issues

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  1. DIFFERENTIATING SPINAL PAIN DR. KIM KUEBLER DNP, APRN, ANP-BC, FAAN

  2. PAIN IS WHATEVER THE EXPERIENCING PERSON SAYS IT IS McCaffery, 1969

  3. ACUTE CHRONIC SOMATIC/INFLAMMATORY NEUROPATHIC/NERVE MIXED DISCOGENIC TYPES OF PAIN

  4. MEMORY OF PAIN

  5. MULTIDIMENSIONAL

  6. INFLAMMATION FACET

  7. MEDIAL NERVE BRANCH FACET JOINT

  8. NEUROPATHIC PAIN: NERVE FIRING/SCIATICA/RADICULAPTHY DERMATOMES NEUROPATHI C PAIN INFLAMMATION MUSCLE WEAKNESS STENOSIS (FORAMINAL. CENTRAL CANAL) TFESI, Caudal, Intralaminar

  9. DERMATOMES

  10. FORAMINAL STENOSIS

  11. CENTRAL CANAL STENOSIS

  12. SPINAL CORD COMPRESSION SERIOUS

  13. Kuebler, K., & Oskouei, A (2020). Collaborating With a Spinal Interventionalist in the Management of Low Back Pain. Journal of the Nurse Practitioner, 16(1), 23-27. Kuebler, K., Arcure, J., & Oskouei, A. (2021), Diagnosing and Managing Spinal Stenosis. Journal of the Nurse Practitioner, 17(9), 1068-1070 REFERENCES McCartney, S., Baskerville, R., Blagg, S., & McCartney, D. (2018). Cervical Radiculopathy and Cervical Myelopathy. British Journal of General Practice, 68, 44-46.

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