Nociceptors - Nociceptive fibers - Sensory nerve fibers and their types

6 important questions on Nociceptors - Nociceptive fibers - Sensory nerve fibers and their types

In addition to stimulus type, location and structure, sensory receptors are the catergorised by another 2 catergories that determine how fast they transmit signals from the body to the brain. What are these catergories?

their diameter and myelination

Which sensory nerve fibers innervate the Muscle vs. Skin

Muscles: Primarily innervated by Aα (A alpha) fibers
Skin: Innervated by Aβ (A beta), Aδ (A delta), and C fibers

How large and fast are Aα (A alpha) nerve fibers?
What kind of sensory nerve fibers fall into this catergory?

Large diameter (13–20 μm)
fast speed (35–75 m/sec)
These serve as proprioceptors for skeletal muscles
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How large and fast are Aβ (A beta) nerve fibers?
What kind of sensory nerve fibers fall into this catergory?

Medium diameter (6–12 μm)
moderate speed (35–75 m/sec)
These are linked to mechanoreceptors in the skin

How large and fast are Aδ (A delta) nerve fibers?
What kind of sensory nerve fibers fall into this catergory?
What is their level of myelinitety and what does it mean about their function.

Small diameter (1–5 μm)
low speed (5-30m/sec)
nociceptors and thermoceptors
lightly myelinated therefore conduct "fast" or "early" pain signals and are associated with acute (sharp) pain.

How large and fast are sensory C fibers?
What kind of sensory nerve fibers fall into this catergory?
Level of myelinitety? And affect on function

The smallest (0.2–1.5 μm)
They transmit signals very slowly (0.5–2 m/sec),
unmyelinated fibers therefore communicate "second pain," which is a dull, long-lasting ache or burning sensation

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