Pathological similarities and differences between acute pain and chronic pain include:

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Chronic pain is associated with stimulation of C-neurons, while acute pain is typically associated with stimulation of A-delta neurons.

Answer: C 
 Acute pain is often caused by irritation of peripheral nerves, while chronic pain can have a variety of causes including nerve damage, inflammation, or psychological factors.

A and D are incorrect as decreased levels of endorphins are not present in all cases of acute or chronic pain, and acute pain is typically localized rather than diffuse.

Pathological Similarities and Differences Between Acute Pain and Chronic Pain