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Sensory Receptors

Cells that provide the central nervous system with information about conditions inside or outside the body. Located in the epidermis or dermis of the skin

Transduction

The translation of a stimulus into an action potential

General Senses

Pain,temperature, touch,pressure,vibration,and,proprioception

Special Senses

Smell(olfaction)


Taste(gustation)


Balance (equilibrium)


Hearing and sight(vision)

Receptor specificity

When each receptor has a characteristic sensitivity

Free Dendrites


(Free nerves)

The simplist receptors of sensory neurons. Respond to tissue damage as a result of chemical stimulation, pressure from swelling of the tissue from fluid collection, temperature changes due to increased blood flow,and trauma to the tissue.