Complete the table below Sensory organ (Major receptor) Matter/Energy detected by receptor General Anatomy and Physiology...

Complete the table below

Sensory organ (Major receptor)	Matter/Energy detected by receptor	General Anatomy and Physiology	Perceived Sensation
Skin (Mechanoreceptors)	Physical force	Various neurons that respond to physical movement	Touch
Eye (Retina)
Ear (Cochlea)
Ear (Semicircular canals, saccule, utricle)
Nose (Olfactory epithelium)
Tongue (Taste Buds)
Skin (Thermoreceptors)
Muscles and Tendons

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Complete the table

Sensory organ(Major receptor)	Matter/Energy detected by the receptor	General anatomy and perceived sensation physiology
Skin( Mechanoreceptors)	Physical force	Various neurons that touch respond to physical movement.
Eye( Retina)	Light waves	Receive the light and convert into neural signals and then sending it to the brain
Ear( Cochlea)	Sound waves	The stereocilia present in the cochlea converts the sound waves to nerve impulses which are then processed by the brain
Ear( Semicircular canal, saccule, utricle)	Sound waves	It sends information to the cerebellum of the brain which aids in maintaining balance.
Nose(Olfactory epithelium)	Odor molecules	The nasal passage receives the tiny sized odor molecules which allow us in detecting different odors.
Tongue( Taste buds)	Taste receptors	The taste receptors cells which are present in the taste buds help us in identifying and differentiating between different tastes
Skin( Thermoreceptors)	Temperature	Detection of different temperatures is done by the nerve cells present in the skin.

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