Nociception mediation

A detailed illustration of nociception, highlighting various pain mediators like serotonin, bradykinin, and glutamate, with visual representations of nerve pathways and inflammation response.

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.

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11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by EngagingNeuron202

Seretonin is released from

Platelets

WBC's

Plasma

Sarcoplasm

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

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

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