Receptors located under the skin's surface enable us to sense against the skin. wetness, pain, hot, cold, and pattern pleasure, pain, warmth, cold, and pressure temperature, touch, tickle, pressure, and pain pain, pressure, texture, pattern, and vibration

pain, pressure, texture, pattern, and vibration

Explanation:

The answer is

"pain, pressure, texture, pattern, and vibration".

               Our skin is the largest organ of our body. It is also the largest sensory organ present in our body. Our skin acts as a protective layer and it protects our internal body organs from the outside external objects.

              The skin makes us feel the environment outside and our brain can detect the information about the outside environment.

               One of the elements of the integumentary systems of our body is the skin. The skin mostly consists of connective tissues situated under the epithelial tissue.

              The skin contains millions and millions of sensory receptors which senses heat, cold,  pain, pressure, pattern, texture, vibration and movement.

Thus the answer is ---

"pain, pressure, texture, pattern, and vibration".

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