Somatic sensations C. Adaptation of Temperature Receptors Part 1: Left Hand (40 °C) Right Hand (40 °C) Part 2: Left Hand (40 °C) Right Hand [ice water] (24 °C) (24 °C) D. Referred Pain mersion of elbow Immediate: After 1 minute: Immediate: Immediate: After 1 minute: Immediate: Immediate: After 1 minute: Immediate: 2 minutes Time 4 minutes Results Right (after immersion) Sensation Felt Sensation Location of Sensation

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