Pain receptors trigger neural impulses in response to a sprain or a burn. This illustrates

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Transduction is the process in which sensory receptors convert stimulus energies, such as light or sound waves, into neural impulses that can be interpreted by the brain. In this case, pain receptors are converting the physical stimulus of a sprain or a burn into neural impulses that can signal the brain that there is pain.

Pain Receptors Trigger Neural Impulses in Response to a Sprain