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ruffini corpuscles -stimulated by stretch of skin
-in deep layers of skin
-sustained pressure
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pacinian corpuscles -senses vibration
-in deep layers of skin
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meissner's corpuscle -responds to flutter and stroking mvts
-in superficial layers of skin
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muscle spindle -muscle receptors that send signal about muscle length 0 mcs5109 Mon, 20 Oct 2008 01:38:52 GMT view revision history
golgi tendon organs -receptors found at muscle/tendon junctions
-respond to stretch and contraction of muscle
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generator potentials -capable of "adaptation" 0 mcs5109 Mon, 20 Oct 2008 01:38:52 GMT view revision history
ruffini end organs -sustained pressure
-stimulated by stretch of skin
-in deep layers of skin
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hair root plexus -weave around hair root 0 mcs5109 Mon, 20 Oct 2008 01:38:52 GMT view revision history
skin receptor types -pressure/touch
-temp
-pain
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olfactory -Olfactory Nerve I
-bipolar receptors (olfactory cells) synapse with secondary neurons in olfactory bulb
-bipolar receptors only neurons that overturn (60 day cycle)
-1000 different odor receptors
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nerves in taste Facial Nerve VII
Glassopharyngeal Nerve IX
Vagus X to a lesser extent
-Hypoglossal XII is motor to tongue
-Trigeminsl V is general sensation for tongue
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Tastes -all trigger Ca+2 entry
-neurotransmitter released
-dissolve in saliva
-interact with apical membrane
-intracellular Ca+2 signals in all
-triggers exocytosis of neurotransmitter
--intiates a series of APs in the sensory neuron
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salty -tip and lateral
-Na+ accumulates
-triggers AP
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Sour -lateral
-H+ closes K+ channels
-triggers AP
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Sweet -tip
-trigger ligand binding
-changes cAMP
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bitter -rear
-triggers receptor binding
-changes IP3
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taste -chemoreceptors
-5 sensations: sour, sweet, salty, bitter, umami (glutamate and some nucleotides; MSG)
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muscles and joints -proprioception: muslce spindles/golgi tendon organs
-position of muscles/joints
-knee jerk reflex prevents over stretching
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pain -naked nerve endings in skin
-dermatones and referred pain (multiple primary sensory neurons converge on a single ascending tract; get messed up)
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temperature -naked nerve ending sin skin 0 mcs5109 Fri, 17 Oct 2008 03:51:06 GMT view revision history
pressure/touch -pacinian corpuscles: respond to vibrations; deep layer of skin

-meissner's corpuscles: flutter, stroking; shallow layers in skin
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skin -many different receptors
-3 major modalities:
1. pressure/touch
2. temp
3. pain
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