Physiology: The discrimination of many sensory impulses occurs in the thalamus. The sensations felt are:

a) acute; specific, refined, indicative
b) crude; unrefined, protopathic
c) variations of (a) and (b)

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The discrimination of many sensory impulses occurs in the thalamus. The sensations felt are:

a) acute; specific, refined, indicative
b) crude; unrefined, protopathic
c) variations of (a) and (b)

Alexandra Jessie Wilson · Accepted Answer

b)
"The discrimination of many sensory impulses occurs in the thalamus but the sensations felt are of crude protopathic nature 
(e.g: diffuse pain, crude touch & extremes of temperature change.)"

Physiology

The discrimination of many sensory impulses occurs in the thalamus. The sensations felt are: a) acute; specific, refined, indicative b) crude; unrefined, protopathic c) variations of (a) and (b)

B) "The discrimination of many sensory impulses occurs in the thalamus but the sensations felt are of crude protopathic nature (e.g: diffuse pain, crude touch & extremes of temperature change.)"

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