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So today we're tasked with identifying the term that is defined by being sensor receptors that detect temperature and pain.
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Our options are free nerve endings, pasinian carpiscules, rafini corpuscles, and masoner's corpuscles.
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So generally speaking, i like to remember the certain touch receptors in the skin of having specific sort of responses to touch in being eponym.
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And eponyms are basically words, at least anatomy, specifically certain anatomical parts that are coined by, obviously, a certain anatomist or a certain position.
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And with that being said, those certain anatomical parts are then given the name of the person they're credited to.
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So an eponym basically includes a person's name, to put it that way.
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So with that being said, i know that piscene and masoner all refer to someone.
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And because of that, it allows me to remember that they all have specific responses in terms of touch.
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Piscidium corpuscles specifically respond to transient or short -term...