The question is incomplete as it does not have the option which are:
- visceral pain
- somatic pain
- referred pain
- phantom pain
- indigenous pain
Answer:
Somatic pain
Explanation:
Somatic pain is a type of pain that arises from the injuries in the skin, connective tissue, the skeletal muscles and joints. The presence of nociceptive receptors in these tissue gets activated by the temperature, vibrations or swelling.
When the receptors get activated in the internal tissue of the musculoskeletal system that is in the joints, connective tissue causes deep somatic pain and the receptors in the skin, and mucous membrane then causes superficial pain.
Thus, somatic pain is the correct answer.
Answer:
because it's a sediment made up of very small
Explanation:
The answer is the apoplast, the symplast, and the transmembrane pathway.
1. The apoplast pathway occurs through cell walls and space between cells. So, water does not cross any cell membrane as it travels this pathway.
2. The symplast pathway occurs through the continuum of cytoplasm. So, water travels through plasmodesmata which connect cells.
3. The transmembrane pathway occurs across cell membranes. So, water enters the cell on one side of the membrane and exits on the other.
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