Nociception mediation
Nociception Mediation Quiz
Test your knowledge about nociception and pain mediation with this comprehensive quiz! This quiz includes a range of questions that cover key aspects of nociception, including neurotransmitters, inflammatory mediators, and pain pathways.
Are you ready to challenge yourself? Here are some features of the quiz:
- Multiple choice and checkbox questions
- Score tracking for your performance
- Explore the complex world of pain and its mechanisms
Bradykinin
Is dose dependant
Is mediated by phospholipase C and A2
Excites the nociceptors
All of the above
Ach and K+
Works for early, localized pain
Works for late, delocalized pain
Works for early, delocalized pain
ATP
Is released from the myosin fibers
Is released from sarcoplasm
Has release caused by muscle exhastion
B & C
Select all that apply to bradykinin
Is released from platelets
Is released from plasma at the site of injury
Is involved in trauma pain
Is involved in inflammation pain
Cytokines are involved in cancer and inflammation pain. What cell type releases them
WBC
RBC
Immune cells
WBC and immune cells are the same thing bitch so A and C
Glutamate
Is involved in minor pain
Is involved in severe pain
Is involved in hyperalgesia (enhanced pain response)
None of these
Histamine is involved in trauma pain. Where is it released from
Mast cells
RBC
Spongey bone
Compact bone
Nerve growth factor
Is involved in delayed, enhanced pain
Proliferates dendrites
Causes number of dendrites to increase
B is the same thing as c
A B C and D are correct
Protons
Accumulate in the inflamed area, creating a concentrated H+ gradient
Accumulate in inflamed area and decrease the concentration of H+
Do NOT accumulate, area becomes more negative
Seretonin comes from
Spongey bone
Compact bone
Nowhere
Your ass
Platelets
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