Extra Credit et Al Flashcards
Rapidly adapting receptor
Haptic receptors that respond to touch (Meissner corpuscles), to fluttering sensations (Pacinian corpuscles), and to vibration (Ruffini corpuscles). They respond maximally but briefly to stimuli.
Slowly adapting receptor
Nociceptive receptors that respond to sharp and dull pain and those that respond to heat/cold; Merkel’s receptors (consistent skin indentation) and hair receptors (flutter or steady skin indentation). They respond maximally as long as the stimulus is present
How many chromosomes does a human cell have?
46 cells
How is the encephalization quotient determined?
By measuring actual brain size and comparing it to expected brain size
Do neurotransmitters determine whether messages are inhibitory or exhibitory?
NO