One Would Think That Pain Receptors Becoming More Sensitive Would

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Essay

One would think that pain receptors becoming more sensitive would be a great detriment since this obviously leads to more frequent pain in the affected body part. What, then, is the benefit of increased sensitivity of nociceptors following injury?

Understand different sleep states and their characteristics.

Recognize the impact of sleep deprivation and strategies for management.

Identify factors influencing sleep patterns and requirements.

Understand the role of health education in managing sleep disorders.

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Definitions:

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