Sensory Receptors and Impulses Quiz

Which sensory pathway consists of smaller sensory neurons with unmyelinated or thinly myelinated axons?

Where do the peripheral large-fiber projections of the dorsal root ganglia transmit the sensations of vibration, proprioception, kinesthesia, pressure, and fine touch?

Where do the sensory impulses travel to the sensory cortex of the brain via one of two pathways?

Where do the secondary neurons in the small-fiber spinothalamic tract synapse with secondary neurons?

What relays impulses from skin, mucous membranes, muscles, tendons, and viscera that travel through peripheral projections into the posterior root ganglia?

Where do the peripheral projections relay impulses into before directing them centrally into the spinal cord?

Which type of neuropathy in diabetic patients is associated with sharp, burning, or shooting foot pain?

At which level do the fibers projecting from the secondary neurons cross to the opposite side?

Which area in the thalamus is responsible for perceiving the general quality of sensation (e.g., pain, cold, pleasant, unpleasant)?

What type of reflex is associated with the biceps muscle?

Which sensory neurons send impulses from the thalamus to the sensory cortex of the brain for full perception?

Which type of sensory pathway is responsible for transmitting information related to pain and temperature?