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jayhills49

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The greatest concentrations of touch receptors in the human body are in the
 
  a. head and face.
  b. lips, tongue, and fingertips.
  c. legs and feet.
  d. chest and back.

Question 2

Reduced sensitivity to high-pitched tones is known as
 
  a. presbyopia.
  b. presbycusis.
  c. retinopathy.
  d. vestibular atrophy.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: b

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: b



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