Afferent Fibers Carrying Incoming Signals from Peripheral Receptors Enter the Spinal

question 78

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Afferent fibers carrying incoming signals from peripheral receptors enter the spinal cord through the ventral horn.

identify the distinctions between self-induced and externally induced sensations, such as tickling.

Recognize the chemical and neurotransmitter processes involved in sensation and perception, including itch and pain.

Define and identify the cutaneous senses and their role in detecting environmental stimuli.

Understand the impact of various factors on the vestibular system's function.

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