The large onion-shaped receptors that are found deep in the dermis and in subcutaneous tissue and that respond to deep pressure are

a. Epithelial tactile complexes

b. Lamellar corpuscles

c. Free nerve endings

d. Muscle spindles

Proprioceptors include all of the following except

a. Muscle spindles

b. Tendon organs

c. Epithelial tactile complexes

d. Joint kinesthetic receptors

Match the receptor type in column B to the correct description in column A.

Column A

______    (1) Pain, itch, and temperature receptors

______    (2) Contains intrafusal fibers and anulospiral and flower spray endings

______    (3) Discriminative touch receptor in hairless skin (fingertips)

______    (4) Contains receptor endings wrapped around thick collagen bundles

______    (5) Rapidly adapting deep-pressure receptor

______    (6) Slowly adapting deep-pressure receptor

Column B

a. Bulbous corpuscles

b. Tendon organ

c. Muscle spindle

d. Free nerve endings

e. Lamellar corpuscle

f. Tactile corpuscle

Match the names of the cranial nerves in column B to the appropriate description in column A.

Column A 

_______    (1) Causes pupillary constriction 

_______    (2) The major sensory nerve of the face

_______    (3) Serves the sternocleido-mastoid and trapezius muscles 

_______    (4) Purely sensory (two nerves) 

_______    (5) Serves the tongue muscles 

_______    (6) Allows you to chew your food 

_______    (7) Impaired in Bell's palsy

_______    (8) Helps regulate heart activity

_______    (9) Helps you hear and maintain your balance 

_______    (10) Contain parasympathetic motor fibers (four nerves)

Column B

a. Abducens

b. Accessory

c. Facial

d. Glossopharyngeal

e. Hypoglossal

f. Oculomotor

g. Olfactory

h. Optic

i. Trigeminal

j. Trochlear

k. Vagus

l. Vestibulocochlear

The connective tissue sheath that surrounds a fascicle of nerve fibers is the

a. Epineurium

b. Endoneurium

c. Perineurium

d. Epimysium