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Pacinian corpuscle: adaptation, receptive field, sensation.
rapidly adapting, large receptive field, sensitive to deep pressure
Meissner's corpuscle: adaptation, receptive field, sensation.
rapidly adapting, small receptive field, sensitive to tapping and flutter.
Ruffini's endings: adaptation, receptive field, sensation.
slowly adapting, large receptive field, sensitive to stretch of skin.
Merkel's Disks: adaptation, receptive field, sensation.
slowly adapting, small receptive fields, sensitive to sustained pressure.
what do all processes of dorsal root ganglions release as neurotransmitter?
glutamate
what neurotransmitter is involved with lateral inhibition (two-point discrimination)?
GABA
what nociceptors are responsible for first sharp pain?
alpha-gamma. they are semi-free endings of lightly myelinated axons.
what nociceptors are responsible for second or burning pain?
C nociceptors. they are free endings of unmyelinated axons.
what neurotransmitters do nociceptive afferents release in the dorsal horn?
glutamate and substance P (a peptide)