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Ipsilateral
Same side.
Contralateral
Opposite side.
Skeletal muscle
Somatic reflex effector.
Smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, glands
Visceral reflex effectors.
Spinal cord
Spinal reflex integration center.
Brain
Cranial reflex integration center.
Innate reflexes
Reflexes you're born with.
Polysynaptic reflex
Reflex with multiple synapses.
Stretch reflex
Prevents overstretching by contracting the muscle.
Golgi tendon reflex
Prevents excessive tension by relaxing the muscle.
Withdrawal reflex
Pulls body part away from pain.
Crossed extensor reflex
Keeps balance while the opposite limb withdraws.
Muscle spindle
STRETCH REFLEX
What is the RECEPTOR?
Proprioceptor
STRETCH REFLEX
What is it INITIATED by?
Contracts agonist muscle
STRETCH REFLEX
What is the ACTION?
Inhibits antagonist
STRETCH REFLEX
What is the RECIPROCAL ACTION?
Ipsilateral
STRETCH REFLEX
What is the SIDE?
Golgi tendon organ
GOLGI TENDON REFLEX
What is the RECEPTOR?
Proprioceptor
GOLGI TENDON REFLEX
What is it INITIATED by?
Relaxes agonist muscle
GOLGI TENDON REFLEX
What is the ACTION?
Activates antagonist
GOLGI TENDON REFLEX
What is the RECIPROCAL ACTION?
Ipsilateral
GOLGI TENDON REFLEX
What is the SIDE?
Nociceptor
WITHDRAWAL REFLEX
What is the RECEPTOR?
Pain
WITHDRAWAL REFLEX
What is it INITIATED by?
Contracts flexor muscles
WITHDRAWAL REFLEX
What is the ACTION?
Inhibits extensors
WITHDRAWAL REFLEX
What is the RECIPROCAL ACTION?
Ipsilateral
WITHDRAWAL REFLEX
What is the SIDE?
Nociceptor
CROSSED EXTENSOR REFLEX
What is the RECEPTOR?
Pain
CROSSED EXTENSOR REFLEX
What is it INITIATED by?
Contracts extensors on opposite leg
CROSSED EXTENSOR REFLEX
What is the ACTION?
Inhibits opposite flexors
CROSSED EXTENSOR REFLEX
What is the RECIPROCAL ACTION?
Contralateral
CROSSED EXTENSOR REFLEX
What is the SIDE?