Pain,proprioception,touch,and Pressure Are

Question

Pain,proprioception,touch,and pressure are
A) general senses.
B) experienced only in the frontal lobe.
C) experienced largely in the brain stem.
D) dependent on intact pyramidal and extrapyramidal tracts.

Accepted Answer

Pain, proprioception, touch, and pressure are all general senses that are not specific to a particular area of the brain. They are processed in various regions of the brain, including the brain stem, cortex, and thalamus. They also do not depend solely on intact pyramidal and extrapyramidal tracts.