sensation and pain Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

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

A

muscle spindles

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2
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Pain that creates hyperalgesia and swelling in a stocking-glove pattern is an example of:

A

sympathetic pain

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3
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Nerve root pain is the same as which of the following:

A

radicular pain

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4
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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
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The fastest conducting nerve fibre type is the:

A

A alpha fibers

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6
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Which receptor is used to detect pressure?

A

pacinian corpuscle

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7
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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
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Pain originating from deep visceral structures is which of the following:

A

referred pain

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9
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The Substansia Gelatinosa is found where?

A

the dorsal horn of the spinal cord

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10
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Which of the following nerve fibers conducts information the slowest?

A

a delta

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11
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Nerve fibers fastest to slowest:

A

A alpha
A Beta
A Delta
C fibers

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12
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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
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Receptor selectivity/specificity refers to the concept that:

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receptors respond to only one type of stimulus

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14
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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
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When an afferent impulse reaches the cortex and we become conscious of a stimulus this is known as:

17
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Receptors that signal noxious stimulus are referred to as:

18
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Which of the following fibers results in the perception of chronic pain?

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

A

nuclear bag fibers

25
Which structure of the muscle spindle mostly monitors rate of change of length?
annulospiral sensory neuron
26
Long term chronic pain has been found to alter the central nervous system similar to the effects of:
depression
27
Acute pain is indicative of which of the following:
tissue damage
28
Continuous propagation of nerve stimulus as long as a stimulus persists refers to which type of receptor?
Tonic
29
Which sense organ is found in the connective tissue around a joint?
pacinian corpuscles
30
Which of the following fibers results in the perception of sharp fast pain?
A delta
31
Muscle/tendon tension is measured and monitored by the:
golgi tendon organs