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32. Lamellated corpuscles are classified as: a. Chemoreceptors b. Thermoreceptors c. Photoreceptors d. Mechanoreceptors e. Nociceptors 33. The type of receptor that readily adapts to a stimulus is known as a ______ receptor. a. phasic b. tonic c. transducer d. multimodal 34. What do olfactory and gustatory receptors have in common? a. They are both mechanoreceptors. b. They are both regularly regenerated. c. They both send signals to the thalamus. d. They both require their stimulus to attach to a binding protein. 35. Which of the following statements are true about olfaction? a. Odorants bind directly to olfactory hairs. b. Smells are a combination of which glomeruli are stimulated by odor molecules. c. Mucous is produced by the supporting cells and diminishes our sense of smell. d. The sense of smell travels to the thalamus and then the temporal lobe. e. Olfactory receptors adapt slowly. 36. When a child doesn't want to eat a food because they don't like the taste, you might suggest they: a. close their eyes while they eat. b. keep the food on the back of the tongue instead of the front. c. hold their nose while eating. d. listen to loud music. e. eat only chocolate and candy until they get sick.

          32. Lamellated corpuscles are classified as:
a. Chemoreceptors
b. Thermoreceptors
c. Photoreceptors
d. Mechanoreceptors
e. Nociceptors
33. The type of receptor that readily adapts to a stimulus is known as a ______ receptor.
a. phasic
b. tonic
c. transducer
d. multimodal
34. What do olfactory and gustatory receptors have in common?
a. They are both mechanoreceptors.
b. They are both regularly regenerated.
c. They both send signals to the thalamus.
d. They both require their stimulus to attach to a binding protein.
35. Which of the following statements are true about olfaction?
a. Odorants bind directly to olfactory hairs.
b. Smells are a combination of which glomeruli are stimulated by odor molecules.
c. Mucous is produced by the supporting cells and diminishes our sense of smell.
d. The sense of smell travels to the thalamus and then the temporal lobe.
e. Olfactory receptors adapt slowly.
36. When a child doesn't want to eat a food because they don't like the taste, you might suggest they:
a. close their eyes while they eat.
b. keep the food on the back of the tongue instead of the front.
c. hold their nose while eating.
d. listen to loud music.
e. eat only chocolate and candy until they get sick.

32. Lamellated corpuscles are classified as:
a. Chemoreceptors
b. Thermoreceptors
c. Photoreceptors
d. Mechanoreceptors
e. Nociceptors
33. The type of receptor that readily adapts to a stimulus is known as a receptor.
a. phasic
b. tonic
c. transducer
d. multimodal
34. What do olfactory and gustatory receptors have in common?
a. They are both mechanoreceptors.
b. They are both regularly regenerated.
c. They both send signals to the thalamus.
d. They both require their stimulus to attach to a binding protein.
35. Which of the following statements are true about olfaction?
a. Odorants bind directly to olfactory hairs.
b. Smells are a combination of which glomeruli are stimulated by odor molecules.
c. Mucous is produced by the supporting cells and diminishes our sense of smell.
d. The sense of smell travels to the thalamus and then the temporal lobe.
e. Olfactory receptors adapt slowly.
36. When a child doesn't want to eat a food because they don't like the taste, you might suggest they:
a. close their eyes while they eat.
b. keep the food on the back of the tongue instead of the front.
c. hold their nose while eating.
d. listen to loud music.
e. eat only chocolate and candy until they get sick.

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