Receptores en la piel y el sentido del tacto

The video tutorial explains how our sense of touch provides information about the world. It describes how receptors in the skin collect data and send messages to the brain, allowing us to perceive textures and temperatures, such as the softness of a cat's hair or the coldness of snow.

What is the primary function of our sense of touch?

• To hear various sounds

• To see different colors

• To taste different flavors

• To gather information about the environment

What are the special cells in our skin that help us feel called?

• Olfactory cells

• Photoreceptors

• Receptors

• Neurons

How do receptors in the skin communicate with the brain?

• Via muscles

• Via the spinal cord

• Through nerves

• Through blood vessels

Why does snow feel cold to us?

• Because it is white

• Due to the receptors in our skin

• Due to its shape

• Because it is wet

What happens when you touch something?

• Receptors send a message to your brain

• Your skin changes color

• Your muscles contract

• You hear a sound