First (sharp) pain results from activation of ___ fibers. Second (dull) pain from ___ fibers A. Ia, II B. C, Ia C. Aδ, C D. II, Ia E. C, Aδ F. gamma, C

First (sharp) pain results from activation of _ fibers. Second (dull) pain from _ fibers A. Ia, II B. C, Ia C. Aδ, C D. II, Ia E. C, Aδ F. gamma, C

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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First (sharp) pain results from activation of ___ fibers. Second (dull) pain from ___ fibers

	A.	Ia, II
	B.	C, Ia
	C.	Aδ, C
	D.	II, Ia
	E.	C, Aδ
	F.	gamma, C

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