The body's reminding system
a. involves sharp, fast pain that seems to come from specific body areas.
b. is carried by large nerve fibers.
c. can cause agony long after an injury has healed or with terminal illness when a reminder is useless.
d. is characterized by all of these.
ANSWER: c
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