Question

learning: chapter 15: group 1
question
all of these sensory tracts carry information regarding proprioception except the _.
answer
posterior spinocerebellar tracts
cuneate fasciculus
anterior spinothalamic tracts
gracile fasciculus
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Explanation:

Proprioception is the sense of the position and movement of body parts. The posterior spinocerebellar tracts, cuneate fasciculus, and gracile fasciculus are involved in carrying proprioceptive information. The anterior spinothalamic tracts, however, are mainly responsible for carrying crude touch and pressure sensations, not proprioception.

Answer:

anterior spinothalamic tracts