A nerve fibre travelling up structure 1 will carry which
sensory modalities? (more than one may be
correct)
Select one or more:
a. temperature
b. pressure
c. proprioception
d. pain
e. vibration
Homework Answers
Vibration, Proprioception
The structure to which the nerve impulse is carried is called fasciculus gracilus and the sensory modalities carried are of vibration and proprioception. The gracile fasciculus is responsible for carrying the information from lower part of the body via the spinal cord and it majorly helps in carrying impulses associated with tactile information, touch, vibration, position, proprioception and movement sense. The proprioception is the stimuli and impulse produced which helps in creating awareness about posture and balance.
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