Definition of protopathic in English:

protopathic

adjective ˌprəʊtə(ʊ)ˈpaθɪkˌprōdəˈpaTHik

Physiology

Relating to or denoting those sensory nerve fibres of the skin which are capable of discriminating only between relatively coarse stimuli, chiefly heat, cold, and pain.
Often contrasted with epicritic
Example sentencesExamples
- An alternate explanation for the finding is protopathic bias, which can arise in situations where medications are used to treat acute symptoms.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from proto- 'primitive' + Greek pathos 'suffering, feeling' + -ic.

Definition of protopathic in US English:

protopathic

adjectiveˌprōdəˈpaTHik

Physiology

Relating to or denoting those sensory nerve fibers of the skin that are capable of discriminating only among such relatively coarse stimuli as heat, cold, and pain.
Often contrasted with epicritic
Example sentencesExamples
- An alternate explanation for the finding is protopathic bias, which can arise in situations where medications are used to treat acute symptoms.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from proto- ‘primitive’ + Greek pathos ‘suffering, feeling’ + -ic.

单词	protopathic
释义	Definition of protopathic in English: protopathic adjective ˌprəʊtə(ʊ)ˈpaθɪkˌprōdəˈpaTHik Physiology Relating to or denoting those sensory nerve fibres of the skin which are capable of discriminating only between relatively coarse stimuli, chiefly heat, cold, and pain. Often contrasted with epicritic Example sentencesExamples An alternate explanation for the finding is protopathic bias, which can arise in situations where medications are used to treat acute symptoms. Origin Mid 19th century: from proto- 'primitive' + Greek pathos 'suffering, feeling' + -ic. Definition of protopathic in US English: protopathic adjectiveˌprōdəˈpaTHik Physiology Relating to or denoting those sensory nerve fibers of the skin that are capable of discriminating only among such relatively coarse stimuli as heat, cold, and pain. Often contrasted with epicritic Example sentencesExamples An alternate explanation for the finding is protopathic bias, which can arise in situations where medications are used to treat acute symptoms. Origin Mid 19th century: from proto- ‘primitive’ + Greek pathos ‘suffering, feeling’ + -ic.
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