The receptors responsible for detecting deep pressure and high-frequency vibration are
A)Krause bulbs.
B)lamellated corpuscles.
C)arrector pili corpuscles.
D)Ruffini corpuscles.
E)tactile corpuscles.

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Lamellated corpuscles are specialized nerve endings found in the skin responsible for detecting deep pressure and high-frequency vibrations. Krause bulbs are cold receptors, arrector pili corpuscles are responsible for piloerection (goosebumps), Ruffini corpuscles detect skin stretch, and tactile corpuscles detect light touch and pressure.

The Receptors Responsible for Detecting Deep Pressure and High-Frequency Vibration