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TRPV1 is activated by

Ans warm capsacin H+ion more than 43degree C

<p>Ans warm capsacin H+ion more than 43degree C</p>
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Which receptor detects moderate cold 8-28 degree c

TRPM

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Bradykinin acts via which receptor subtype

B1 B2

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NGF STIMULATES NOCICEPTOR THROUGH

TRKA

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Hyperalgesia

Exagerrated response to a noxious stimulus

<p>Exagerrated response to a noxious stimulus</p>
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Types of proprioceptor

  1. Muscle spindle

  2. Golgi tendon organ

  3. Joint capsule recptor

  4. Important - Aalpha will be efferent to extrafusal fibre

  5. Agamma Y- efferent to muscle spindle

<ol><li><p>Muscle spindle </p></li><li><p>Golgi tendon organ</p></li><li><p>Joint capsule recptor</p></li><li><p>Important - Aalpha will be efferent to extrafusal fibre</p></li><li><p>Agamma Y- efferent to muscle spindle</p></li></ol><p></p>
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Muscle spindle intrafusa fibre - nuclear bag 1.dynamic 2.static Nuclear chain- static

and 1a - for both velocity length increase in both static nuclear bag and static nuclear chain length 11- reaponsible for length incre in nuclear bag static and nuclear chain static

<p>and 1a - for both velocity length increase in both static nuclear bag and static nuclear chain length 11- reaponsible for length incre in nuclear bag static and nuclear chain static</p>
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GLUT 4

Insulin responsive glut muscle and adipose tissue

<p>Insulin responsive glut muscle and adipose tissue</p>
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Q2.has the best prognosis among incomplete spinal cord injuries.

Many patients regain the ability to walk

Ans. Brown-Séquard syndrome

Brown-Séquard Syndrome

Cause:

• Stab injury (classic)

• Tumor

• MS

• TB spine

• Cervical disc

Motor:

Ipsilateral UMN below lesion

LMN at level

Posterior Column:

Ipsilateral loss

Pain:

Contralateral loss

Starts 1–2 segments below lesion

IOC:

MRI spine

Prognosis:

Best among incomplete cord injuries