Stop and think question 11: Based on the answer in 7 , how do you explain phantom limb pain (the sensation of pain in a limb that has been amputated or does not exist). How could someone without a hand percelve paln in the hand? Stop and think question a12: Explain, in your own words, why a heart attack patient might experience left arm pain? Explain in terms of convergence (as shown in the figure on page 4). Exam style questions: Based on what you know about sensory neuron adaptation and based on what you know about what activates/inhibits neurons, give one theory as to how sonsory adaptation works physiologically. Hint: how do neurons become "active" or "inactive"? Are neurons that adapt active or "inactive"? Pick one of the figures on page 1,2, or 4 and explain it in your own words, When a sensory receptor gets activated by a stimulus, which of the following might lead to activation: a.) Close Nat channels, b.) Open Ci- channels c.) Close K+ channels d.) None of the above.

1. Stop and think question 11: Based on the answer in 7 , how do you explain phantom limb pain (the
sensation of pain in a limb that has been amputated or does not exist). How could someone
without a hand percelve paln in the hand? Stop and think question a12: Explain, in your own
words, why a heart attack patient might experience left arm pain? Explain in terms of convergence
(as shown in the figure on page 4). Exam style questions: Based on what you know about sensory
neuron adaptation and based on what you know about what activates/inhibits neurons, give one
theory as to how sonsory adaptation works physiologically. Hint: how do neurons become "active"
or "inactive"? Are neurons that adapt active or "inactive"? Pick one of the figures on page 1,2, or 4
and explain it in your own words, When a sensory receptor gets activated by a stimulus, which of
the following might lead to activation: a.) Close Nat channels, b.) Open Ci- channels c.) Close K+
channels d.) None of the above