One to one match:  1- visceral nociception system 2- somatic nociception system 3- both visceral and somatic neuron system 4- neither visceral ans somatic neuron (   ) will match to D- Can be partially relieved by taking no-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. (   ) will match to E- Descriebed as being shocking or tingling. (   ) will match to F- .Consciousness is achieved by multiple brain area known as the pain neromatix.

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