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large onion-shaped receptors that are found deep in dermis a/in subcutaneous tissue a/that respond to deep pressure a/____ pacinian corpuscles
proprioceptors include all of following except _____ tactile discs
aspect of sensory perception by which cerebral cortex identifies the site or pattern of stimulation is ___ spatial discrimination
neural machinery of spinal cord is at the ____ segmental level
dorsal root ganglia contains ___ cell bodies of sensory neurons
connective tissue sheath that surrounds a fascicle of nerve fibers is the ________ perineurium
pain, itch, and temperature receptors free nerve endings
contains intrafusal fibers and type Ia and II sensory endings muscle spindle
discriminative touch receptor in hairless skin (fingertips) meissner's corpuscle
contains receptor endings wrapped around thick collagen bundles golgi tendon organ
rapidly adapting deep pressure receptor pacinian corpuscle
slowly adapting deep pressure receptor ruffini endings
causes pupillary constriction oculomotor
is the major sensory nerve of the face trigeminal
serves the sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles accessory
are purely sensory (two nerves) olfactory and optic
serves the tongue muscles hypoglossal
allows you to chew food trigeminal
is impaired in bell's palsy facial
helps to regulate heart activity vagus
helps you to hear and to maintain your balance vestibulocochlear
contains parasympathetic motor fibers (four nerves) facial, glossopharyngeal,oculomotor, vagus
the diaphragm cervical,phrenic
muscles of posterior leg sacral,tibial
anterior thigh muscles lumbar, femoral
medial thigh muscles lumbar, obturator
anterior arm muscles that flex the forearm brachial,musculocutaneous
muscles that flex the wrist and digits (two nerves) brachial,median and ulnar
muscles that extend the wrist and digits brachial,radial
skin and extensor muscles of the posterior arm brachial, radial
fibularis muscles, tibialis anterior, and toe extensors sacral, common fibular
elbow joint (4 nerves) brachial, median.musculocutaneous. radial.ulnar
you are enjoying an icecream (receptor) exteroceptor/ chemoreceptor and thermoreceptor
you have just scalded yourself with hot coffee (receptor) exteroceptor/ nocieptor and thermoreceptor
the retinas of your eyes are stimulated (receptor) exteroceptor/photoreceptor
you bump (lightly) into someone (receptor) exteroceptor/mechanoreceptor
you are in a completely dark room and reaching toward the light switch (receptor) proprioceptor/mechanoreceptor
you feel uncomfortable after a large meal (receptor) interoceptor/mechanoreceptor
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