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Completar Frases Gamification PhysiologyVersión en línea May the Best Team win por praga thish 1 Pacinian corpuscles A Merkel Meissner Aδ Fine Touch - ? s corpuscles , discs - ? fibers 2 Discrimination point Anterior Spinothalamic tract Fine touch Lateral Spinothalamic Tract Primary Sensory cortex 2-point discrimination Primary somatosensory cortex (area 3,1,2) Crude Touch Fine Touch & - Dorsal Column Medial Lemniscal Pathway ( DCML ) to - Anterior Spinothalamic Tract Pain - 3 Aδ A? fibers enkephalins dorsal horn second order neurons Glycine nociceptive fibers Mechanociception Sensory Ventral Horn Gate Control Theory of Pain interneurons inhibitory neurotransmitters Pain Suppression by Rubbing ? Theory : Gate Control Theory by Melzack and Wall ( 1965 ) . The mechanism include rubbing which stimulates ( from mechanoreceptors like Meissner corpuscles ) . These fibers synapse on in the of the spinal cord . Interneurons release ( e . g . , GABA , ) . This inhibits transmission from ( A ? and C fibers ) to in the spinothalamic tract , reducing the perception of pain . 4 point discrimination spinothalamic tract mechanical disruption A? fibers DCML cortical representation. Crude touch pain disruption pain skin receptors fine touch A? fibers coarse touch two-point discrimination receptors A Two - point discrimination depends on : High density of Meissner ? s corpuscles and Merkel discs . Intact and pathway . Requires fine spatial resolution and precise and pain depend on the free nerve endings , and use ? / C fibers via the , which has less spatial resolution but is more redundant and diffuse . Injury Implication : 1 . The trauma ( abrasion ) likely damaged or disrupted ( Meissner / Merkel ) and , leading to impaired and reduced 2 . Crude touch and are spared because their are more widespread . Their nerve fibers ( A ? , C ) are less sensitive to . ALS pathway remains functional .

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Gamification PhysiologyVersión en línea

May the Best Team win

Pacinian corpuscles A Merkel Meissner Aδ

Fine Touch - ? s corpuscles , discs - ? fibers

Discrimination point Anterior Spinothalamic tract Fine touch Lateral Spinothalamic Tract Primary Sensory cortex 2-point discrimination Primary somatosensory cortex (area 3,1,2) Crude Touch

Fine Touch & - Dorsal Column Medial Lemniscal Pathway ( DCML ) to - Anterior Spinothalamic Tract
Pain -

Aδ A? fibers enkephalins dorsal horn second order neurons Glycine nociceptive fibers Mechanociception Sensory Ventral Horn Gate Control Theory of Pain interneurons inhibitory neurotransmitters

Pain Suppression by Rubbing ?
Theory : Gate Control Theory by Melzack and Wall ( 1965 ) . The mechanism include rubbing which stimulates ( from mechanoreceptors like Meissner corpuscles ) . These fibers synapse on in the of the spinal cord . Interneurons release ( e . g . , GABA , ) . This inhibits transmission from ( A ? and C fibers ) to in the spinothalamic tract , reducing the perception of pain .

point discrimination spinothalamic tract mechanical disruption A? fibers DCML cortical representation. Crude touch pain disruption pain skin receptors fine touch A? fibers coarse touch two-point discrimination receptors A

Two - point discrimination depends on : High density of Meissner ? s corpuscles and Merkel discs . Intact and pathway . Requires fine spatial resolution and precise and pain depend on the free nerve endings , and use ? / C fibers via the , which has less spatial resolution but is more redundant and diffuse .

Injury Implication :

1 . The trauma ( abrasion ) likely damaged or disrupted ( Meissner / Merkel ) and , leading to impaired and reduced
2 . Crude touch and are spared because their are more widespread . Their nerve fibers ( A ? , C ) are less sensitive to . ALS pathway remains functional .

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Pacinian corpuscles A Merkel Meissner Aδ

Discrimination point Anterior Spinothalamic tract Fine touch Lateral Spinothalamic Tract Primary Sensory cortex 2-point discrimination Primary somatosensory cortex (area 3,1,2) Crude Touch

Aδ A? fibers enkephalins dorsal horn second order neurons Glycine nociceptive fibers Mechanociception Sensory Ventral Horn Gate Control Theory of Pain interneurons inhibitory neurotransmitters

point discrimination spinothalamic tract mechanical disruption A? fibers DCML cortical representation. Crude touch pain disruption pain skin receptors fine touch A? fibers coarse touch two-point discrimination receptors A

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