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Visc-sens 5 pain route in image - abdominal organ above pain line

Response:

Visceral-sens 5

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...course... to spinal cord 4
From organ... course 2
...to the spinal cord to spinal cord 1
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Visc-sens 8 pain route in image - abdominal organ below pain line

Response:

Visc-sens-Nl 8

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...course...
From organ... to spinal cord 3
...to the spinal cord course 2
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Sensory pathways 2

Response:

Sensory pathways 2

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...course...
Origin... to the spinal cord 2
...to the spinal cord via spinal nerve
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Visc-sens-ENG 9 pain route detailed - duodenal ulcer

Response:

Via which neural route does a pain stimulus go from a duodenal ulcer in the duodenal ampulla to the spinal cord? Put the structures in the correct order.


Duodenum->
periarterial nerve plexi
coeliac plexus and coeliac ganglion
greater splanchnic nerve
sympathetic trunk at the level of T6-T9 (T5-T10)
white rami communicantes at the level of T6-T9 (T5-T10)
intercostal nerves T6-T9 (T5-T10)
spinal (sensory) ganglia T6-T9 (T5-T10)
posterior horns spinal cord T6-T9 (T5-T10)
-> via spinal cord to brain
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Referred pain-ENG 1

Response:

Via which neural route does a pain stimulus go from a duodenal ulcer in the duodenal ampulla to the spinal cord? Put the structures in the correct order.


Duodenum->
periarterial nerve plexi
coeliac plexus and coeliac ganglion
greater splanchnic nerve
sympathetic trunk at the level of T6-T9 (T5-T10)
white rami communicantes at the level of T6-T9 (T5-T10)
intercostal nerves T6-T9 (T5-T10)
spinal (sensory) ganglia T6-T9 (T5-T10)
posterior horns spinal cord T6-T9 (T5-T10)
-> via spinal cord to brain
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Visc-sens-ENG 11 pain route detailed - heart/lungs

Response:

Via which neural route does a pain stimulus go from the heart (e.g. angina pectoris) or lungs to the spinal cord? Put the structures in the correct order.


Heart ->
cardiac plexus and pulmonary plexus
cardiopulmonary splanchnic nerves
sympathetic trunk at the level of T1-T5
white rami communicantes at the level of T1-T5
intercostal nerves T1-T5
spinal (sensory) ganglia T1-T5
posterior horns spinal cord T1-T5
-> via spinal cord to brain
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Visc-sens-ENG 13 - pain table