Structure and Function of the Body Edition 16 Patton Chapter 010 Quiz Bank 2023 ATESTED

sensory receptors correct answers microscopic receptors located at the tips of dendrites of sensory neurons general senses correct answers those detected by simple microscopic receptors that are widely distributed throughout the body in the skin, muscles, tendons, joints, and other internal organs of the body; pain, temp, tough, pressure, and body position special senses correct answers those detected by receptors that are grouped in specific areas and associated with complex structures that facilitate these senses; smell, taste, vision, hearing and equilibrium photoreceptors correct answers sensitive to change in intensity or color of light, as in vision chemoreceptors correct answers sensitive to presence of certain chemicals, as in taste or smell pain receptors correct answers sensitive to physical injury thermoreceptors correct answers sensitive to changes in temperature mechanoreceptors correct answers sensitive to mechanical stimuli that change their position or shape naked nerve ending correct answers skin and mucosa (epithelial layers) - pain, discriminative touch, tickle, temperature bulboid corpuscle (Krause corpuscle) correct answers dermal layer of skin, subcutaneous tissue, mucosa of lip and eyelids, external genitals - touch and possibly cold lamellar corpuscle (Pacini corpuscle) correct answers subcutaneous, submucous, and subserous tissues; around joints, in mammary glands and external genitals - pressure and high-frequency vibration tactile corpuscle (Meissner corpuscle) correct answers skin (papillae of dermis), fingertips and lips - fine touch and low-frequency vibration bulbous corpuscle (Ruffini corpuscle) correct answers dermal layer of skin and subcutaneous tissue of fingers - touch and pressure tendon organ (Golgi tendon organ) correct answers near junction of tendons and muscles - proprioception (sense of muscle tension) muscle spindle correct answers skeletal muscles - proprioception (sense of muscle length) eye correct answers rods and cones - photoreceptor - vision