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This is a monosynaptic (myotatic) reflex, where afferent fibres synapse directly with the motor neurons without any interneurons. Stretch reflexes are the only monosynaptic reflexes.
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b
Biceps reflex
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This is a polysynaptic reflex, where there is at least one interneuron between the afferent and efferent neurons. Another example is the inverse stretch reflex.
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a
Withdrawal reflex
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This is a monosynaptic (myotatic) reflex, where afferent fibres synapse directly with the motor neurons without any interneurons. Stretch reflexes are the only monosynaptic reflexes.
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e
Achilles tendon reflex
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This is a monosynaptic (myotatic) reflex, where afferent fibres synapse directly with the motor neurons without any interneurons. Stretch reflexes are the only monosynaptic reflexes.
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d
Patellar stretch reflex
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This is a monosynaptic (myotatic) reflex, where afferent fibres synapse directly with the motor neurons without any interneurons. Stretch reflexes are the only monosynaptic reflexes.
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c
Triceps reflex
Concept
Chapter
2693
4537
Monosynaptic and polysynaptic reflex arcs
Topic
152
Neuroscience
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Which of the following is not an example of a monosynaptic reflex?
a