Emotional distress and medication use in two acute pain populations: Jaw and low back

Keyphrases

• Acute Low Back Pain 100%
• Acute Pain 100%
• Anxiety Disorders 50%
• Axis I Disorders 50%
• Axis II Disorders 50%
• Base Rates 50%
• Beck Depression inventory-II (BDI-II) 100%
• Benzodiazepines 50%
• Biopsychosocial Approach 50%
• Cluster C Personality Disorders 50%
• Coping Style 50%
• DSM-IV 100%
• Emotional Distress 100%
• Functional Capacity 50%
• Global Assessment of Functioning 100%
• Group Differences 50%
• Jaw Pain 100%
• Level of Functioning 50%
• Logistic Regression Model 50%
• Low Back 100%
• Low Back Pain 100%
• Lower Jaw 50%
• Medication Use 100%
• Multidimensional Pain Inventory 100%
• Narcotics 50%
• Pain Intensity 100%
• Pain Recognition 50%
• Personality Disorder Diagnosis 50%
• Problem Solving 50%
• Six-factor Model 50%
• Specific Diagnosis 50%
• Structured Clinical Interview 50%
• Tailored Treatment 50%
• Ways of Coping 50%
• Ways of Coping Questionnaire 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Anxiety Disorder 25%
• Base 25%
• Beck Depression Inventory 50%
• Benzodiazepine Derivative 25%
• DSM-IV 50%
• Global Assessment of Functioning 50%
• Jaw Pain 50%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 25%
• Low Back Pain 100%
• Narcotic Agent 25%
• Pain 100%
• Pain Intensity 75%
• Personality Disorder 25%
• Ways of Coping Questionnaire 25%

Psychology

• Anxiety Disorder 33%
• Beck Depression Inventory 66%
• Clinical Interview 33%
• Coping Behavior 100%
• Emotional Distress 100%
• Group Difference 33%
• Personality Disorder 33%
• Regression Model 33%