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Terms in this set (16)Which of the receptor types might function as a nociceptor? A Which of these receptor types functions as an exteroceptor? All of the listed responses are correct. __________ are receptors that can respond to painful stimuli. Nociceptors Which type of sensory receptor allows us to feel an insect landing on our skin? mechanoreceptor Three main levels of neural integration operate in the somatosensory system. Which level involves the spinal cord? circuit level Choose the FALSE statement about nerves. Axons make up a majority of the matter in a nerve. Which connective tissue layer directly surrounds individual axons in a nerve? endoneurium Spinal nerves are all classified as __________. mixed nerves Which cranial nerve transmits auditory information? vestibulocochlear Which of the following lists the hierarchy of motor control from lowest to highest level of control? segmental level, projection level, precommand level The brachial plexus can be palpated at the lower lateral border of the sternocleidomastoid muscle. Injury to the brachial plexus could cause weakness or paralysis to all of the following EXCEPT the ______. sternocleidomastoid muscle Classify the neuron at A. afferent sensory neuron The synapse between which of the following two neurons is a part of a monosynaptic reflex arc? A and B The letter E would represent which of the following muscles during the knee-jerk reflex? rectus femoris Which part of the CNS sorts almost all sensory information ascending to the cerebral cortex? thalamus Which reflex is triggered when a stranger suddenly grasps your arm? crossed-extensor reflex Recommended textbook solutions
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The synapse between which of the following two neurons
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