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What is the process of converting one form of energy into another by sensory receptors known as?
What is the process of converting one form of energy into another by sensory receptors known as?
- Perception
- Adaptation
- Modality
- Transduction (correct)
Which type of sensory receptors adapt quickly to continuous stimulation?
Which type of sensory receptors adapt quickly to continuous stimulation?
- Tonic receptors
- Thermoreceptors
- Phasic receptors (correct)
- Nociceptors
What is the main function of the ears among the sensory organs mentioned in the text?
What is the main function of the ears among the sensory organs mentioned in the text?
- Detecting pain
- Balancing the body
- Hearing (correct)
- Responding to light
Which type of receptors are responsible for sensing vibrations, touch, pressure, and tension?
Which type of receptors are responsible for sensing vibrations, touch, pressure, and tension?
What do tonic receptors do in response to stimuli?
What do tonic receptors do in response to stimuli?
Where are nociceptors primarily located for detecting pain?
Where are nociceptors primarily located for detecting pain?
Which type of receptors respond to light and are primarily located in the eyes?
Which type of receptors respond to light and are primarily located in the eyes?
What is the function of proprioceptors among the types of receptors mentioned?
What is the function of proprioceptors among the types of receptors mentioned?
What is the process called when sensory receptors convert one form of energy into another?
What is the process called when sensory receptors convert one form of energy into another?
Which type of receptors respond to chemical stimuli like taste and body fluid balance?
Which type of receptors respond to chemical stimuli like taste and body fluid balance?
Where are nociceptors primarily located for detecting pain?
Where are nociceptors primarily located for detecting pain?
Which type of sensory receptors adapt quickly to continuous stimulation?
Which type of sensory receptors adapt quickly to continuous stimulation?
What is the main function of the eyes among the sensory organs mentioned in the text?
What is the main function of the eyes among the sensory organs mentioned in the text?
What is the primary function of proprioceptors among the types of receptors mentioned?
What is the primary function of proprioceptors among the types of receptors mentioned?
What do tonic receptors do in response to stimuli?
What do tonic receptors do in response to stimuli?
In which part of the body can you find thermoreceptors?
In which part of the body can you find thermoreceptors?
What distinguishes encapsulated nerve endings from uncapsulated nerve endings?
What distinguishes encapsulated nerve endings from uncapsulated nerve endings?
What is the role of mechanoreceptors among the sensory receptors listed?
What is the role of mechanoreceptors among the sensory receptors listed?
What is the main job of sensory receptors in the nervous system?
What is the main job of sensory receptors in the nervous system?
Which type of receptors are involved in the process of transduction by converting one form of energy into another?
Which type of receptors are involved in the process of transduction by converting one form of energy into another?
For how many stages does the sensory process involve in converting a stimulus into a conscious perception?
For how many stages does the sensory process involve in converting a stimulus into a conscious perception?
Which type of sensory receptors are responsible for detecting the duration of a stimulus?
Which type of sensory receptors are responsible for detecting the duration of a stimulus?
What is the main function of the eyes among the sensory organs mentioned in the text?
What is the main function of the eyes among the sensory organs mentioned in the text?
In which part of the body can you find chemoreceptors that detect taste and body fluid balance?
In which part of the body can you find chemoreceptors that detect taste and body fluid balance?
What distinguishes tonic receptors from phasic receptors in terms of response to stimuli?
What distinguishes tonic receptors from phasic receptors in terms of response to stimuli?
What is the primary function of proprioceptors among the types of receptors mentioned in the text?
What is the primary function of proprioceptors among the types of receptors mentioned in the text?
What is the key role of mechanoreceptors among the different types of sensory receptors listed in the text?
What is the key role of mechanoreceptors among the different types of sensory receptors listed in the text?
What is the primary function of thermoreceptors among the receptors mentioned in the text?
What is the primary function of thermoreceptors among the receptors mentioned in the text?
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