General and Special Senses
Across
- 7. receptors that monitor changes in presssure
- 8. the type of axons that carry slow pain
- 9. receptors that provide sensations of touch, pressure, and vibration
- 10. the type of thermoreceptors that are less numerous
- 12. receptors that monitor the position of joints, the tension in tendons and ligaments, and the state of muscular contraction
- 14. the type of axons that carry fast pain
- 15. the sense of smell
- 16. the sense of taste
Down
- 1. receptors that respond to chemical changes in the body
- 2. free nerve endings that react to temperature
- 3. chemicals that stimulate olfactory receptors
- 4. sensory structures made up of taste receptors and specialized epithelial cells
- 5. receptors that are sensitive to mechanic stimuli
- 6. glands whose secretions absorb water and form mucus
- 11. free nerve endings that cause the sensation of pain
- 13. the perception of pain coming from parts of the body that are not actually stimulated