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QUESTION 1 Body Area Tested Two-point Threshold (millimeters) Face 9 Back of hand 13 Palm of hand 18 4 Fingertips Back of neck 6 Based on the data from the table above: Which of the above locations is the least sensitive? Use name of Body area tested as listed in table for answer. QUESTION 2 Special Senses receptors and cutaneous receptors are Exteroceptors. True False QUESTION 3 Touch receptors do not demonstrate adaptation. True False

QUESTION 4 Large receptor fields make two point discrimination tests easier. (can detect two points closer together than neurons with small receptive fields) True False QUESTION 5 Tonic receptors demonstrate limited adaption? True False
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