5. You greet a patient in the clinic who experienced trauma after stepping on a large piece of
glass that is now embedded in his foot. What type of pathway in his body is sending
information from the injury site to the central nervous system? How will the trauma affect his
body's structure and function? (2 points)
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Trauma will affect your structure and function of the body, in a minimal way, since the injury was not in vital organs.

Central pain processing will occur in five main ascending pathways:

With this information, we can conclude that the trauma will affect your structure and function of the body, in a minimal way, since the injury was not in vital organs, thus The body's pain-producing mechanism works through nociceptors, pain-receiving nerve endings that reside in the skin, joints, and some internal organs.

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