Phasic receptors Group of answer choices are rapidly adaptive receptors. A. cease firing unless the strength of the stimulus remains constant. B. are not attuned to changes in a variable. C. can be pressure sensitive baroreceptors, D. as an example. all of the above

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15 December, 00:10

Phasic receptors Group of answer choices are rapidly adaptive receptors. A. cease firing unless the strength of the stimulus remains constant. B. are not attuned to changes in a variable. C. can be pressure sensitive baroreceptors, D. as an example. all of the above

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Answer: Phasic receptors are rapidly adaptive receptors.

Explanation: A phasic receptor is a sensory receptor that adapts rapidly to a stimulus. It carries information on the rapid and constant changes in stimulus such as the rate, acceleration and intensity.