Pain vs Nociception | In 2 minutes!!

In this super mini-lecture, Dr Mike explains the IMPORTANT difference between pain and nociception.

[jfleminator]

This format is great for my terrible attention span!

[DreamDifferently-jxrg]

As a biomedical student with ADHD I only learn through videos or physical items, my brain thanks you. Subscribed and liked!

[kenhnsy]

Can't say enough for this brief presentation about something complex.

[Hacoby]

nocireception is the physiological indicator of damage to the body, pain is the subjective experience of that damage, suffering is he perception that you have been damned

[MsDemonism]

This is excellent for my ADHD. THx you!

[duki]

Incredible, and just under 2 min, thank you!

[myozin]

Thank you so much, Dr. Mike. You are a genius.

[gamelava]

Hvala ti puno - jako si lepo objasnijo.

[rijoalex]

Well done Dr.Mike ! That was indeed a fast concept !

[ashutoshkholia]

That is just awsm only you can make this in two minutes thanku

[rachelferguson]

This is so great! Easier to pay attention I like when things are explained fast

[mlke]

Wow my whole body goes through that from just sitting on a tack!

[fereyal]

Amazingly explained. Well done Dr. Mike.

[koogalz]

I am under-reactive with pain so often don't fear it but the idea of needles really gets me. Is this the nociception part of my brain firing up to avoid potential issues?

Interesting.

[chefdownunder]

Unless you have chronic pain because the nociceptors still fire well and truly after the initial trauma to tissues.

I've had three surgeries on my hand and Jesus Christ I really regret going ahead with the third surgery. I've woken up every single night since surgery and the days are painful 90% of the time and any period of reduced pain is followed swiftly by pain which sends me to the verge of breaking down.

The natural progression of tolerance to the pain medication has resulted in me seriously contemplating the gravity of increasing the dosage on an opioid and how there probably won't be any turning back.

Both the use of narcotics and absence of narcotics both lead to really shitty situations so I really don't know what to do.

My doctor said he can do it but there are negatives.

[sophiefalconer]

Very good video!! Thank you, making writing essays that bit easier!! much appreciation.

[Chainlink]

How long does the antivertebral nerve take to die once its burned?

[RosyRosieRose]

Which chemicals are present during the "fight or flight response" and are the same chemicals present in pleasurable activities..?

[sirfrancisarthur]

Where does it go when a house fly senses a nociception signal, it does not feel the pain but it can sense damage. I findi t a bit difficult to imagine how you can feel damage but no pain?

[EdwardsNH]

This? This is the reason I haven't been able to sleep for the last 25 years? Ugh... that's it. I'm calling it quits