I believe the answer is: activation of large nerve fibers in your spinal cord
Gate control theory was popularized by Ronald Melzack and Patrick Wall, it views that non-painful area input closes the doors or "gates" to the painful area input, this exist in order to prevents pain sensation from coming through the central nervous system and being transferred across our body.
Answer:
Option A is correct.
Explanation:
From the question, the Option A says; "My husband takes off work to go to the clinic with our child so he can relay the visit details to me in our language." This statement by th client would indicate to the nurse the health clinic could be more effective at providing health supervision to this community.
In the option B, if a client says something like that it means that the transportation system is already contributing to the effectiveness of the health clinic. BUT THE QUESTION IS ASKING US THE STATEMENT THAT WOULD INDICATE MORE EFFECTIVENESS AT PROVIDING HEALTH SUPERVISION TO THE COMMUNITY. In order words, what we are are asked of is the statement of client that will show that there is a need for something in order to increase the effectiveness of the health clinic.
So, in order for this Client, that is option A statement to be effective; there must be easy access to medical attention easily.
It is based on shared concepts that people define for themselves. -Apex
C. The gate-control theory. The gate control theory of pain states that non-painful inputs closes the nerve gates to painful input, which prevents pain sensation from traveling to the central nervous system.
Answer:
Nadir shah
Explanation:
The Kohinoor, set in the head of one of the peacocks on Shah Jahan's Peacock Throne, leaves India and the Mughal treasury when Nader Shah carted away the Peacock Throne after the sack of Delhi. He takes the Kohinoor to his native Iran, along with a treasury that eight generations of Mughals had put together.
