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Which events occur during bright light adaptation in the human eye?
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13. The Peripheral Nervous System
Introduction to Sensory Receptors
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Where are Krause end bulbs primarily located in the human body?
A
In the cochlea of the ear
B
In the retina of the eye
C
In the dermis of the skin
D
In the mucous membranes
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Understand that Krause end bulbs are a type of mechanoreceptor, which are sensory receptors that respond to mechanical pressure or distortion.
Recognize that these receptors are involved in detecting sensations such as touch and pressure.
Identify the primary locations where mechanoreceptors are found in the human body, which include the skin, mucous membranes, and other areas sensitive to touch.
Note that while the options provided include the cochlea, retina, and dermis, Krause end bulbs are not typically associated with these locations.
Conclude that Krause end bulbs are primarily located in the mucous membranes, which are areas that line various cavities in the body and are involved in sensation.
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