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Where Are the Primary-Order Pain-Transmitting Neurons Located Within the Spinal

Question 39

Question 39

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Where are the primary-order pain-transmitting neurons located within the spinal cord?


A) Lateral root ganglia
B) Dorsal root ganglia
C) Anterior root ganglia
D) Medial root ganglia

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