Anatomy & Physiology (6th Edition)
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Chapter 13, Problem 5MC
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Match the receptor types in column B with the correct description given in column A.
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Column B |
(1) Pain, itch, and temperature receptors (2) Contains intrafusalfibers and anulospiral and flower spray ending (3)Discriminative touch receptor in hairless (fingertips) (4) Contains receptor endings wrapped round thick collagen bundles (5) Rapidly adapting deep pressure receptor (6) Slowly adapting deep pressure receptor |
(a) bulbous corpuscles (b) Tendon organ (c) muscle spindle (d) free nerve ending (e) lamellar corpuscle (f) tactile corpuscle |
To match: The receptor types in column B with the appropriate description given in column A.
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