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| Deep sensory receptors (2): | Muscle and joint receptors
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| Name muscle receptors: 4 | muscle spindles, Golgi Tendon organs, free nerve endings, and Pacinian corpuscles
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| Name joint receptors: | Golgi-type endings, free nerve endings, Ruffini endings, and Paciniform endings
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| name thermoreceptors (2): | Cold and warmth receptors
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| What are the nocioceptors: | respond to noxious stimuli, perception of pain
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| Chemoreceptors (5): | taste, smell, Arterial oxygen, osolality, Blood CO2, and Blood glucose
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| What is the role of muscle spindles: | monitor chnges in lenght of the muscles and velocity of these changes, important role in position and movement sense in motor learning
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| What is the role of Golgi Tendon organs: | monitor tension within mm, prevent structural demage to the mm by inhibition of the contracting mm and fasilitation of the antagonist
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| what is the location of Golgi tendon organs | in both proximal and distal tendinouse insertions of the muscle
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| What is the role of free nerve endings in mm? | respond to pain and pressure
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| where are the of free nerve endings in mm localized? | in fascia of the muscle
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| what is the role of Pacinian Corpuscles? | respond to vibration and deep pressure
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| where are the Pacinini Corpuscles localized? | in mm fascia
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| Where are the Golgi-type endings localized? | in the ligaments
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| what is the role of the Golgi-type endings? | detect the rate of joint movement
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| where are the free nerve endings localized in joints? | capsue and ligaments
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| what is the role of free nerve endings in joints? | respond to pain and crude awareness of join motion
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| Where are the Ruffini endings localized? | joint capsule and ligaments
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| what is the role of Ruffini endings? | responsible for direction and velocity of joint movement
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| Where are the Paciniform endings? | n the joint capsule
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| what is the role of the Paciniform endings | monitor rapid joint movement
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| Where are the Blood CO2 receptors? | modula, aortic and carotic bodies
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| Where are the Arterial oxygen receptors? | aortic and carotic bodies
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