sensation and pain Flashcards

1
Q

Muscle length is measured and monitored by which of the following:

A

muscle spindles

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2
Q

Pain that creates hyperalgesia and swelling in a stocking-glove pattern is an example of:

A

sympathetic pain

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3
Q

Nerve root pain is the same as which of the following:

A

radicular pain

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4
Q

Deep connective tissue that is innervated by the same spinal segment is known as which of the following?

A

sclerotome

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5
Q

The fastest conducting nerve fibre type is the:

A

A alpha fibers

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6
Q

Which receptor is used to detect pressure?

A

pacinian corpuscle

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7
Q

The gate control theory of pain is established due to which of the following?

A

mechanoreceptor information travels faster than noxious stimulus information

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8
Q

Pain originating from deep visceral structures is which of the following:

A

referred pain

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9
Q

The Substansia Gelatinosa is found where?

A

the dorsal horn of the spinal cord

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10
Q

Which of the following nerve fibers conducts information the slowest?

A

a delta

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11
Q

Nerve fibers fastest to slowest:

A

A alpha
A Beta
A Delta
C fibers

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12
Q

Which cell determines if a noxious stimulus is transmitted to the brain from the spinal cord is the:

A

2nd neuron/association neuron

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13
Q

Receptor selectivity/specificity refers to the concept that:

A

receptors respond to only one type of stimulus

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14
Q

Rapid adaptation of a receptor to a stimulus classifies the receptor as:

A

phasic receptor

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15
Q

Our brain produces which of the following to modify pain perception?

A

endogenous opiates

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16
Q

When an afferent impulse reaches the cortex and we become conscious of a stimulus this is known as:

A

perception

17
Q

Receptors that signal noxious stimulus are referred to as:

A

nociceptors

18
Q

Which of the following fibers results in the perception of chronic pain?

A

C fibers

19
Q

Noxious stimulus can be inhibited at the spinal cord by

A

the descending pathways from the brain.

20
Q

The length of a muscle is mostly detected by:

A

flowerspray sensory neuron

21
Q

Central pain perception and modulation of the pain experience involves:

A

multiple brain centres

22
Q

Nociceptors can be stimulated by:

A

inflammatory chemicals

23
Q

Motor units that are used exclusively to innervate the muscle spindle are the:

A

gamma motor units

24
Q

The component of the muscle spindle that is considered to be primarily phasic in nature is the:

A

nuclear bag fibers

25
Q

Which structure of the muscle spindle mostly monitors rate of change of length?

A

annulospiral sensory neuron

26
Q

Long term chronic pain has been found to alter the central nervous system similar to the effects of:

A

depression

27
Q

Acute pain is indicative of which of the following:

A

tissue damage

28
Q

Continuous propagation of nerve stimulus as long as a stimulus persists refers to which type of receptor?

A

Tonic

29
Q

Which sense organ is found in the connective tissue around a joint?

A

pacinian corpuscles

30
Q

Which of the following fibers results in the perception of sharp fast pain?

A

A delta

31
Q

Muscle/tendon tension is measured and monitored by the:

A

golgi tendon organs