In recent years the gate control theory of pain' has been reinforced by the:
a. nexus theory of pain', which adds key elements such as meaningful cultural factors and stress regulation that play a role in how the brain processes and synthesises genetic and motor nerve impulses.
b. neuromatrix theory of pain', which adds key elements such as emotion, cultural factors, stress regulation and immune systems that play a role in how the brain processes and synthesises genetic and sensory nerve impulses.
c. specificity theory', which adds key elements such as emotion, cultural factors, stress regulation and immune systems that play a role in how the brain processes and synthesises genetic and sensory nerve impulses.
d. neuromatrix theory', which adds key elements such as meaningful cultural factors and stress regulation that play a role in how the brain processes and synthesises genetic and motor nerve impulses.
Question 2
Physiological management of third stage of labour versus active management of third stage of labour is increasingly being supported by research because:
a. the risk of postpartum haemorrhage is reduced.
b. the risk of hyperbilirubinaemia is reduced.
c. the risk of fetal hypoxia is reduced.
d. the risk of maternal nausea and vomiting is reduced.
A levallois core from Kapedo Tuffs, Kenya dates about 130,000 years ago.
Levallois points and flakes from Kapthurin, Kenya date to between 200,000 and 280,000 years ago.
Neuropeptides and Peripheral Peptides Involved in Control of Food Intake and Metabolism
Hormonal control over male and female reproductive hormones.
Set-Point Theory
Pain