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End bulb of Ruffini is associated with:...

End bulb of Ruffini is associated with:

A

Heat

B

Cold

C

Touch

D

Pressure

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Identify the Structure**: The question asks about the "End bulb of Ruffini," which is also known as Ruffini corpuscles. 2. **Understand the Function**: Ruffini corpuscles are sensory receptors that are primarily involved in the perception of certain sensations. 3. **Analyze the Options**: - **Option 1: Heat** - Ruffini corpuscles are indeed associated with the sensation of heat. - **Option 2: Cold** - The sensation of cold is primarily perceived by Krause's end bulbs, not Ruffini corpuscles. - **Option 3: Touch** - The sensation of touch is mainly perceived by Merkel's discs. - **Option 4: Pressure** - Pressure is detected by Pacinian corpuscles. 4. **Conclusion**: Based on the functions of the sensory receptors, the End bulb of Ruffini is associated with the sensation of heat. **Final Answer**: The End bulb of Ruffini is associated with the sensation of heat. ---
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