Sentence examples for reasoning of pain from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this qualitative study was to investigate the nature and extent of mechanisms-based clinical reasoning of pain by experienced musculoskeletal physiotherapists, in relation to three different clinical pain presentations.
In light of recent advances in understanding of the neurophysiological basis of pain, the use of mechanisms-based clinical reasoning strategies for pain has been advocated within physiotherapy.
Our aversion or propensity makes us seek the causes of the expected source of pain or pleasure, and we use causal reasoning to discover what they are.
The integration of a biopsychosocial perspective in clinical reasoning and decision making could be a key point in the management of pain and motor rehabilitation of patients with headache attributed to TMD.
"'Tis from the prospect of pain or pleasure that the aversion or propensity arises... ...... (ibid).. Probable reasoning is merely the discovering of causal connections, and knowledge that A causes B never concerns us if we are indifferent to A and to B. Thus, neither demonstrative nor probable reasoning alone causes action.
We propose that our clinical prediction rule should be included in the clinical diagnostic reasoning of physicians encountering a patient with chest pain in primary care, keeping in mind that it does not exclude the presence of concomitant diagnoses.
