A affected person has a spinal lesion on the left aspect of their lumbar spinal wire. In the event you had been to pinch each of their arms on the identical time, what would the affected person understand??a. The pinch on the left arm would damage greater than the pinch on the appropriate arm.b. The pinch on the appropriate arm would damage greater than the pinch on the left armc. For the reason that nociceptive pathway was interrupted within the decrease spinal wire, the affected person would really feel no ache.d. There can be no perceptible distinction in ache between the pinches.A lesion within the gracile nucleus in the appropriate medulla will lead to…….?a. lack of mechanosensation on the decrease proper aspect of the bodyb. lack of mechanosensation sensation on the decrease left proper aspect of the bodyc. lack of mechanosensation on the decrease proper aspect of the physique and lack of ache sensation on the decrease left aspect of the bodyd. lack of mechanosensation on the higher proper aspect of the physique and lack of ache sensation on the higher left aspect of the bodye. lack of mechanosensation on the higher left aspect of the physique and lack of ache sensation on the decrease proper aspect of the bodyA lesion to the appropriate aspect of the thoracic (center part) of spinal wire would end result during which of the next?a. The lack to really feel one thing chilly touching your proper legb. The lack to really feel vibrations in your proper legc. The lack to really feel one thing chilly touching your left legd. The lack to really feel vibrations in your left leg on the contralateral aspect of the lesione. a and cf. b and c
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