Exam 6: The Sensorimotor System
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In the mirror treatment of phantom limb pain, the visual illusion
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Provide a precise anatomical description of the major sensory projections from the periphery to the brain.
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Which statement about the primary motor cortex (M1) is true?
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Golgi tendon organs are to _______ as muscle spindles are to _______.
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Discuss the functional and anatomical distinctions between primary and nonprimary motor cortex.
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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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What are mirror neurons, and why do researchers find them so interesting?
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Which molecule is involved in pain pathways in the spinal cord?
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The painful sensations induced by capsaicin are mediated by _______ receptors.
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The brain recognizes action potentials from different sensory modalities as separate and distinct because
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Just prior to voluntarily moving of the arms, for example, to pull a lever, a person will adjust their _______. This is an example of _______.
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A neuron that fires shortly before an individual makes a specific movement and when they see another individual make the same movement is called a _______.
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Which statement about the use of morphine to relieve surgical pain is true?
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Thin, unmyelinated _______ fibers conduct pain information via the anterolateral system slowly.
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Nervous system motor plans must balance a trade-off between
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Motor neurons are referred to as the "final common pathway" because they are the
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Describe the receptive field of a somatosensory neuron. What happens when the patch of skin it innervates is stimulated?
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The adaptive significance of _______ pain receptors is to prevent ongoing injury.
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The supplementary motor area and the premotor cortex are areas of
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