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Alpha motor neurones are motor neurones that stimulate skeletal muscle contraction.
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Alpha motor neurones
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Pacinian corpuscles are sensory receptors that detect changes in pressure and vibration in the skin.
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Pacinian corpuscles
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C fibres are non-myelinated pain fibres that are responsible for dull pain that is poorly localised.
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C fibres
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These are myelinated pain fibres that are responsible for sharp, localised pain.
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A-delta fibres
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Beta-adrenergic receptors are found abundantly in the body (e.g. beta-1 receptors in heart tissue, beta-2 receptors in the respiratory system), but they do not play a role in the processing or sensation of dull pain.
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Beta-adrenergic receptors
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The unmyelinated C fibers respond to thermal, mechanical, and chemical stimuli and produce the sensation of dull, diffuse, aching, burning, and delayed pain. ????
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I agree !!
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Agree C fibres dull pain  A delta for sharp pain :( 
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Monoclonal Lumbar
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i agree mo
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Mohamed Mahran
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Nociception
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What type of receptor is implicated in dull pain?
b