1. Sensory Signal Processing
Information
Sensation Perception

2. Attributes of a Stimulus
1. Modality
2. Location
3. Timing
4. Intensity

3. Transduction of sensory stimuli and Labeled Line Code

4. Stimulus Location

5. Weber’s Law of “Just Noticeable Difference”

6. Sensory thresholds

7. Stimulus intensity is encoded by frequency of AP

8. Sensory Processing

9. Somatic Sensory Signal
Processing

10. Somatic Sensory Receptors

11. Excitation of sensory nerve

12. Transduction of sensory stimuli and Labeled Line Code

13. Types of nerve fiber - Principle of Connectional Specificity

14. Dermatomes

15. Trigeminal nerve

16. Central Pathway

17. Thalamus

18. Sensory Cortex

19. Thalamocortical projection

20. Integration of tactile information by Cortex

22. Each region of the somatic sensory cortex receives inputs from
primarily one type of receptor.

23. Two Point Discrimination

24. Two Point Discrimination

25. Shape and Size Sensation

26. Spatial and Temporal Summation

27. Vibration Sense

28. Pain Signal Processing

29. Types of Pain

30. Pain Perception

31. Pain Pathway

33. Nociceptive Components of the Thalamus and Cortex

34. Gate control theory

35. Pain Modulation

36. The Placebo Effect

37. Sensitization

38. Visceral Pain

39. Phantom Limbs and Phantom Pain