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the description of the gate theory of pain. A painful stimulus immediately results in? Group of answer choices 1. Alpha-beta neurons shut off the inhibitory neuron which results in an increase in pain signals to 2. C fibers are activated resulting in turning on both the inhibitory and secondary ascending pain pathway to the brain resulting in an increase in pain perceived by the brain 3. P fibers are activated resulting in the activation of alpha beta neurons thereby increasing pain signals to the brain 4. C fibers are activated resulting in turning off the inhibitory neuron and directly stimulating the secondary ascending pain pathway to the brain

the description of the gate theory of pain. A painful stimulus immediately results in? Group of answer choices 1. Alpha-beta neurons shut off the inhibitory neuron which results in an increase in pain signals to 2. C fibers are activated resulting in turning on both the inhibitory and secondary ascending pain pathway to the brain resulting in an increase in pain perceived by the brain 3. P fibers are activated resulting in the activation of alpha beta neurons thereby increasing pain signals to the brain 4. C fibers are activated resulting in turning off the inhibitory neuron and directly stimulating the secondary ascending pain pathway to the brain

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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In the description of the gate theory of pain. A painful stimulus immediately results in? Group of answer choices 1. Alpha-beta neurons shut off the inhibitory neuron which results in an increase in pain signals to 2. C fibers are activated resulting in turning on both the inhibitory and secondary ascending pain pathway to the brain resulting in an increase in pain perceived by the brain 3. P fibers are activated resulting in the activation of alpha beta neurons thereby increasing pain signals to the brain 4. C fibers are activated resulting in turning off the inhibitory neuron and directly stimulating the secondary ascending pain pathway to the brain
Transcribed Image Text:In the description of the gate theory of pain. A painful stimulus immediately results in? Group of answer choices 1. Alpha-beta neurons shut off the inhibitory neuron which results in an increase in pain signals to 2. C fibers are activated resulting in turning on both the inhibitory and secondary ascending pain pathway to the brain resulting in an increase in pain perceived by the brain 3. P fibers are activated resulting in the activation of alpha beta neurons thereby increasing pain signals to the brain 4. C fibers are activated resulting in turning off the inhibitory neuron and directly stimulating the secondary ascending pain pathway to the brain
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