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Cross section biomedical illustration of pain signal is transmitted from one brain cell to the next before opioid drug is administered

Cross section biomedical illustration of pain signal is transmitted from one brain cell to the next before opioid drug is administered


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Cross section biomedical illustration of pain signal is transmitted from one brain cell to the next before opioid drug is administered

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Dorling Kindersley

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Anatomy Arrow Sign Arrow Symbol Biomedical Illustration Cross Section Direction Pain Part Of A Series Physiology Problems Series Solution Brain Cell Digitally Generated Digitally Generated Image Opioid Solutions


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This print by Dorling Kindersley showcases a cross-section biomedical illustration that delves into the intricate process of pain signal transmission within the brain. Against a clean white background, this digitally generated image presents an arrow symbol guiding us through the journey from one brain cell to another before the administration of an opioid drug. The vibrant colors and meticulous details bring this complex physiological phenomenon to life, shedding light on both problems and potential solutions related to pain management. The cut-out style allows for a clear focus on the subject matter, emphasizing its importance in understanding human anatomy and physiology. As we follow the arrow's direction, we gain insight into how pain signals travel between brain cells, highlighting the interconnectedness of our neural pathways. This visual representation serves as a reminder of the complexity involved in processing and perceiving pain. While devoid of any human presence, this studio shot invites viewers to contemplate not only their own experiences with pain but also broader issues surrounding healthcare and pharmaceutical interventions. It prompts us to consider how opioid drugs can play a crucial role in alleviating suffering when administered appropriately. In summary, Dorling Kindersley's stunning artwork captures both scientific precision and artistic flair as it explores the transmission of pain signals within our brains. This thought-provoking piece is part of a larger series that aims to educate and inspire viewers about various aspects of human physiology while offering potential solutions for medical challenges we face today.

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