Reflexes and Reaction Time BIOL 252 3/3/2025

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Jendrassik’s maneuver with clasped hands in front of the body while fingers locked pulling apart, how would we expect the knee jerk to change

Stronger Response

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Subject thinking about patellar reflex, what would you expect to happen?

Weaker response

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subject performing math during knee test, what would you expect?

Stronger response

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What are the properties of a reflex?

Rapid, stereotypical, and involuntary

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First part of a reflex arc?

Sensory Receptor

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Second part of reflex arc?

afferent neuron

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Third part of reflex arc?

CNS (Interneuron)

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Fourth part of reflex arc?

Efferent neuron

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Fifth part of reflex arc?

Effector organ

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<p>Patellar reflex arc know diagram</p>

Patellar reflex arc know diagram

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What is the receptor for the stretch reflex?

Muscle Spindles

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Referring to the Jendrassik’s maneuver, why does it produce a stronger response?

More activated motor pathways makes others more likely to respond

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Why are reflexes examined in the first place?

to ensure function of nervous system

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<p>What physiological processes occur between stimuli presentation and a response?</p>

What physiological processes occur between stimuli presentation and a response?

Visual sensory input gets sent along afferent neurons to the CNS and then to the cerebral cortex, an efferent neuron contracts the muscles of our fingers

<p>Visual sensory input gets sent along afferent neurons to the CNS and then to the cerebral cortex, an efferent neuron contracts the muscles of our fingers</p>