QUIZ 5 Flashcards
what do nociceptor neurons and non-nociceptor somatosensory neurons have in common?
-cell body located in the dorsal root ganglia
-conduction velocity
-unspecialized nerve endings
-specialized nerve endings
cell body located in the dorsal root ganglia
what fibers conduct the sensation of first pain?
-myelinated Aβ
-myelinated Aδ
-unmyelinated II
-unmyelinated C
myelinated Aδ
which sensation would an individual with anesthetized C fibers report when exposed to intense heat?
-no sensation
-sharp pain only
-dull burning only
-sharp pain followed by a dull burning
sharp pain only
which deficit would a lesion restricted to the right side of the spinal cord produce?
-pain deficit on the right side of the body only
-pain deficit on the left side and mechanosensory deficit on the right side of the body
-mechanosensory deficit on the left side of the body only
-pain deficit on the right side and mechanosensory deficit on the left side of the body
-mechanosensory deficit on the right side of the body only
pain deficit on the left side and mechanosensory deficit on the right side of the body
disruption of the ____ system prevents the transmission of ____ information
-anterolateral; vibration
-dorsal column-mediated lemniscal; temperature
-anterolateral; mechanosenosry
-anterolateral; visceral pain
-dorsal column-mediated lemniscal; visceral pain
dorsal column-mediated lemniscal; visceral pain
which structure contributes to the sensory-discriminative aspect of pain?
-ventral posterior medial and lateral nuclei of the thalamus
-amygdala
-anterior cingulate cortex
-ventral posterior lateral nucleus of thalamus
-ventral posterior medial nucleus of thalamus
ventral posterior medial and lateral nuclei of the thalamus
which perception is an example of hyperalgesia?
-pain following sunburn
-sensitivity to innocuous stimulus (like the sound of scratching a plate with a fork)
-pain following a small paper cut
-increased sensitivity to temperature after sunburn
increased sensitivity to temperature after sunburn
which statement correctly summarizes the gate theory of pain?
-descending inputs from pain centers directly modify the activity of dorsal horn projection neurons
-flow of ascending pain information is modified by stimuli from cortical centers
-flow of ascending pain information is modified by stimulation of low-threshold mechanoreceptors
-flow of ascending pain information is modified by stimuli from brainstem centers
flow of ascending pain information is modified by stimulation of low-threshold mechanoreceptors