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Published	03/06/2025	Describe how to get a stimulus to the primary somatosensory cortex via the "classical" pathway
Published	03/06/2025	What structures of the central nervous system comprise the generalized "classical" pathway taken for sensory signals to reach conscious perception?
Published	03/06/2025	Fibers responsible for transmitting {{c1:: touch and proprioception}} are {{c2::Aα}} and {{c2::Aβ}} fibers. Fibers responsible for transmitt…
Published	03/06/2025	{{c1::Aα and Aβ}} fibers are {{c2::large in diameter}} and {{c2::heavily myelinated}} while {{c1::Aδ and C fibers}} are {{c2::smal…
Published	03/06/2025	What components of a stimulus can be encoded by a sensory receptor? (3)
Published	03/06/2025	{{c1::Proprioception}} is the sense of relative position of body parts; to the environment, gravity, or other body parts. An {{c2::intrafusal}} muscle…
Published	03/06/2025	A {{c3::receptive field}} is an area perceived to be activated by a stimulus. {{c1::Small}} {{c3::receptive field}}={{c2::more precise}} perception. {…
Published	03/06/2025	{{c1::Dermatome}}=region of skin innervated by a single dorsal root ganglion/spinal nerve.You can locate a specific spinal nerve lesion by using the {…
Published	03/06/2025	{{c1::Conscious}} proprioception goes to the {{c2::contralateral}} {{c2::cerebral cortex}}, while {{c1::subconscious}} proprioception goes to the {{c2…
Published	03/06/2025	DCML Pathway:1: Afferent information from periphery travels through {{c1::dorsal columns}} to {{c1::caudal brainstem nuclei}}.2: Ascending information…
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