ENS 303 Lecture 10: ENS 303 - Reading Notes - Chapter 10 Part 2
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Ens 303 - reading notes - part 2. Sensory neurons contributing to the nerves of the pns will transmit sensory information to the cns. Messages will be processed by integrative neurons in the cns. Motor response is sent along a motor neuron back to the periphery where these stimuli will detect a muscle contraction. Proprioception : nervous system"s ability to feel your body"s position in space. Proprioceptors: receptor cells that are sensitive to stimuli pertaining to muscle and joint position. Contribute to afferent flow of information sent to the cns for processing. Brain interprets info and add to ongoing sense of perception and sent a. Four types of sensory receptors: motor response to adjust the body. Muscle spindle cells: for monitoring the stretch of a muscle and its rate of change in length. Golgi tendon organs: to detect and help the body respond to changes in muscle tension.