1). A) ipsilateralBelow the point of spinal cord, the nerve paths .pdf
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Nociceptive information travels ipsilaterally below the spinal cord, meaning it remains on the same side without crossing over. This implies that the nerve paths for pain detected below the point of injury or stimulus are not crossed to the opposite side of the body.
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1). A) ipsilateralBelow the point of spinal cord, the nerve paths .pdf
- 1. 1). A) ipsilateral Below the point of spinal cord, the nerve paths belong to the same side (no crossing over occurs). So, the nociceptive information can be found on the same side of the body. Solution 1). A) ipsilateral Below the point of spinal cord, the nerve paths belong to the same side (no crossing over occurs). So, the nociceptive information can be found on the same side of the body.