The Gate Control Theory of Pain Has Been the Leading

question 32

Multiple Choice

The gate control theory of pain has been the leading theory of pain for over 25 years.Unfortunately,the theory does not account for

• A)the effects of depression associated with an injury
• B)speed of pain transmission
• C)phantom limb pain
• D)the influence of distraction on the experience of pain
• E)excitatory influence on the transmission cells

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