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DictionarySeesomaticsomatic pain
somatic pain Neurology Pain arising in nerve endings of muscles, skin, bones; it is highly localizable–the "trademark" indicator of SP is the ability to localize it with “pin point" or fingerpoint precision; Pts describe SP as aching, gnawing Examples Bone Fx, wounds, large bruises, bone metastases. See Pain, Pain management. so·mat·ic pain (sō-mat'ik pān) Unpleasant sensation originating in the skin, ligaments, muscles, bones, or joints. |