Receptors History

Question 1

Golgi Receptors Location are?

Answer 1

Tendons, myotendinous junctions, ligaments (periphreal joints) , Joint capsules

Attachment areas of Aponeurosis

Question 2

Golgi Receptors Primary functions are?

Answer 2

Detect tension changes and regulate muscle tone

Question 3

Golgi Receptors are Sensitive to?

Answer 3

Sensitive to slow, sustained tension

Question 4

Key Feature of Golgi tendons are?

Answer 4

Involved in reflexive muscle relaxation

Question 5

Pacini Receptors are Located?

Answer 5

Myotendinous Junctions, Deep capsular Layers, Spinal Ligaments, Investing Muscular tissues

Question 6

Pacini Receptors Primary Function is?

Answer 6

Sense rapid pressure changes and vibration

Question 7

Pacini Receptors Stimulus is?

Answer 7

Sensitive to rapid, Pressure changes, and Vibrations

Question 8

Pacini Receptors Key feature?

Answer 8

Proprioceptive feedback for movement control (Sense of Kinesthesia).

Question 9

Ruffini Receptor Located?

Answer 9

Ligaments of Peripheral Joints

Dura mater

Outer Capsular layers

Question 10

Ruffini Receptor Function is?

Answer 10

Detect continuous pressure and skin stretch

Question 11

Ruffini Receptor Stimulus is?

Answer 11

Sensitive to sustained, low-frequency stretch (lateral stretch)

Question 12

Ruffini Receptor Key feature?

Answer 12

Inhibition of Sympathetic Activity

Question 13

Interstitial Receptors Location

Answer 13

Found throughout fascia and periosteum (Most density)

Question 14

Interstitial Receptors Function?

Answer 14

Modulate pain and tissue tension; sense pressure

Question 15

Interstitial Receptors Sensitivity?

Answer 15

Rapid and Sustained pressure changes

Question 16

Interstitial Receptors Key feature?

Answer 16

Involved in nociception (pain perception) and play a role in vasodilation and interoception.

Question 17

Golgi Tendons known results of stimulation are?

Answer 17

Tonus Decrease