Identify, in correct order, of sensation to perception, the major connections of the pathway underlying fine touch, and pressure.   afferent axons decussate at medulla    primary somatosensory cortex activated somatosensory humunculus according to where on body touch was felt   free nerve endings depolarize dendrites of peripheral afferents   axons in the medial lemniscus terminate in the ventral posterior nucleus of the thalamus   axons of afferents enter into dorsal horn of spinal cord and ascend ipsilaterally

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