Name four types of cutaneous sensory receptors

Cutaneous receptors are:

• Pacinian corpuscles-These are types of mechanoreceptor (response to mechanical  stimuli such as pressure or vibration). They are nerve endings in the skin that are sensitive to vibration and pressure

• Merkel's disc-These are types of mechanoreceptors, nerve endings that are sensitive to mechanical pressure, position, and sustained touch (shapes and edges of objects).

•Ruffini's end organ- These are types of mechanoreceptors slowly adapted that detects skin stretch.

•Meissner's corpuscles- These are types of mechanoreceptors, nerve endings responsible for sensitivity to light touch (changes in texture).

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