Exam 8: General Principles of Sensory Processing, Touch, and Pain
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If a person is given an analgesic, such as acetaminophen, she is less likely to
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The onion-like receptor that is found in skin and muscle is the _______.
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_______ nerve fibers conduct sensory information from which type of receptor types?
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In contrast to cortical somatosensory area S1, sensory area S2 maps receive information from
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Touch receptors such as Meissner's corpuscles deliver information to the central nervous system rapidly via _______ fibers.
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_______ involves the use of numerous receptors, each of which is sensitive to only one part of the continuum of stimulus intensities.
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Skin stretching is detected by this type of receptor which has what type of receptive fields?
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The dorsal column system crosses to the contralateral side of the nervous system at the level of the
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Name four sensory receptors found in the skin, and identify the stimuli to which each is sensitive.
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Describe the biological value of information suppression and the ways suppression is achieved by the nervous system.
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The emotional pain associated with social rejection activates the
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Electrical stimulation of the periaqueductal gray area causes _______ in rats.
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Describe the process of transduction in the Pacinian corpuscle.
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The stimulation of a particular patch of a cat's pelt causes the contraction of the underlying muscle. If stimulation of that area causes the muscle to contract constantly until the stimulus is removed, this response is mediated by _______ receptors.
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Refer to the figure.
This figure shows _______, which are involved with _______ touch.

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Capsaicin's effects are mediated by receptors called _______.
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