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| perception of an ordinarily nonnoxious stimulus as pain |
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| absence of pain perception |
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| pain in an area that lacks sensation |
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| unpleasant or abnormal sensation with or without a stimulus |
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| diminished response to noxious stimulation |
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| increased response to noxious stimulatin |
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| increased response to mild stimulation |
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| presence of hyperesthesia, allodyna, and hyperalgesia usually associated with overreaction and persistence of the sensation after the stimulus |
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| hypesthesia (hypoesthesia) |
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| reduced cutaneous sensation |
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| pain in the distribution of a nerve or a group of nerves |
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| abnormal sensation perceived without an apparent stimulus |
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| functional abnormailty of one or more nerve roots |
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substantia gelatinosa- contains many interneurons, connects afferent and efferent neurons n neural pathways
-processes and modulates nociceptive imput from the periphery
-opiod action site |
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| receives non-nociceptive sensory imput |
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| receives non-nociceptive sensory imput |
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| WDRN-protopathic and epicritic |
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| intermediolateral column contains preganglionic sympathetic neurons |
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| receives non-nociceptive sensory imput |
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| ventral anterior horn motor |
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| anterior horn (motor) ventral |
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| very small neurons surrounding the central canal-- pain, temperature, visceral sensation |
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