https://padlet.com/ll17a26h/4oy31c5ijopnwq8c Seminar 2 en-us 2020-11-19 15:37:16 UTC 2020-11-19 15:57:26 UTC hello@padlet.com ll17a26h https://padlet.com/ll17a26h/4oy31c5ijopnwq8c/wish/941878685 Overshadowing is helpful at reducing anticipatory nausea

This means that taking a new drink before chemotherapy can allow the association of nausea to be associated with the drink rather than the treatment

Context can cause ANV when associations are made between the context (hospital) and the nausea (following treatment).
Proof of latent inhibition effect]]> 2020-11-19 15:43:00 UTC https://padlet.com/ll17a26h/4oy31c5ijopnwq8c/wish/941878685 https://padlet.com/ll17a26h/4oy31c5ijopnwq8c/wish/941893082 - Chemo can make you feel or be sick
- After a while, you may start to feel or be sick before your treatment even starts
- Cues like hospital smells or the sight of the IV may trigger the nausea/vomiting

]]> 2020-11-19 15:45:39 UTC https://padlet.com/ll17a26h/4oy31c5ijopnwq8c/wish/941893082 ll17m9c https://padlet.com/ll17a26h/4oy31c5ijopnwq8c/wish/941902216 Overshadowing was found to reduce symptoms but is needed tobe used with caution]]> 2020-11-19 15:47:21 UTC https://padlet.com/ll17a26h/4oy31c5ijopnwq8c/wish/941902216 https://padlet.com/ll17a26h/4oy31c5ijopnwq8c/wish/941918053 - Nausea/vomiting is a natural response to chemo
- Overtime, you may start to associate things that are related to chemo with the nausea/vomiting
- For example, when you see the IV, you may think of chemo so then your brain associates this with nausea and vomiting
- Then the next time you have chemo, your brain associates the IV with nausea/vomiting even before the chemo starts

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