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zooch.12 part 2

spinal cord, spinal nerves, and spinal reflexes

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Reflex in which the sensory stimulus and motor response occur on the same side of the body ipsilateral reflex
Withdrawal reflex that affects the muscles of a limb flexor reflex
Reflex that moves affected parts of the body away from a stimulus withdrawal reflex
Reflex that provides automatic regulation of skeletal muscle length stretch reflex
Reflex in which major information processing occurs in spinal cord spinal reflex
Type of neural circuit in which multiple neurons synapse on a single postsynaptic neuron convergence
Process involved in preventing opposing muscles from contracting during a reflex reciprocal inhibition
Type of neural circuit in which information is relayed stepwise from one neuron to the next serial processing
The enhancement of reflexes due to facilitation of motor neurons reinforcement
Reflex that affects skeletal muscle somatic reflex
Type of neural circuit in which information spreads from one neuron to multiple postsynaptic neurons divergence
Type of neural circuit in which collateral branches of axons carry information backwards into presynaptic neurons reverbration
Reflex in which the sensory stimulus and motor response occur on opposite sides of the body contralateral reflex
Reflex that causes the reflexive extension of a limb to maintain balance during the withdrawal reflex of an opposite side limb crossed extensor reflex
Reflex caused by stimulation of skin or superficial tissues superficial reflex
Type of neural circuit in which multiple neurons process the same information simultaneously parallel processing
Reflex in which major information processing occurs in brain cranial reflex
Type of reflex enhanced by repetition acquired reflex
Controls the sensitivity of a muscle spindle by altering tension in the intrafusal fibers gamma motor neuron
Autonomic reflex that adjusts smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, glands, and adipose tissue visceral reflex
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